Nefropatía primaria en adulto medio a propósito de caso clínico

Abstract

The primary or idiopathic nephropathy refers to a group of diseases that attack the structural and functional unit of the kidney, the nephron and especially the glomerulus and its filtration membrane, this affectation is not a consequence of extra renal or systemic diseases (secondary nephropathy ), if not of own congenital and idiopathic alterations of the kidney; they occur more frequently in children and adults, the clinical case of a male patient with 47 years of age who attended the clinic due to clinical and laboratory characteristics related to primary nephropathy was analyzed. OBJECTIVE: Analyze the clinical epidemiological data and laboratory of the clinical case through updated articles, guides and scientific protocols that object the type of primary nephropathy. METHODOLOGY: This is a cross-sectional non-experimental descriptive study, through the analysis of the clinical history. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: Based on the epidemiological, clinical and laboratory data, it was determined that the type of glomerulonephritis that the patient presents is of membranous origin, the primary nephropathies still lack clear information, which is why it is evident to promote the research on the science of these pathologies. as well as implement necessary reagents to diagnose and implement more specialized health professionals for the correct management and prevention of chronic kidney disease.