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Nagahama M et al. – A possible mechanism of this kidney injury is mitochondrial apoptosis in podocytes and/or proximal tubular cells, which has been shown to occur in a dose–dependent fashion in experimental models. Renal prognosis is very poor if collapsing FSGS develops. Thus, prevention or early detection rather than effective therapy should be the primary consideration.

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