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See Latest ArticlesProgression of Glomerular and Tubular Disease in Pediatrics
Seminars in Nephrology, 07/21/09
Woroniecki RP et al. – Chronic kidney disease may be stimulated by many different etiologies, but its progression involves a common, yet complex, series of events that lead to the replacement of normal tissue with scar. Treatments presently are focused on delaying or preventing such progression, and are largely nonspecific. In pediatrics, such therapy is complicated further by pathophysiological issues that render children a unique population.
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