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Table 1 Summary of MCNS following vaccination in literature

From: Minimal change nephrotic syndrome in an 82 year old patient following a tetanus-diphteria-poliomyelitis-vaccination

Vaccination against

Tetanus-diphteria-poliomyelitis-vaccination

Pneumococcus [6]

Influenza [7]

Hepatitis B

[3]

Hepatitis B

[4]

Hepatitis B [5]

Age [years]

82

67

65

3

40

4

Gender

female

female

female

male

female

male

Baseline creatinine

76 μmol/l

no data

normal

44 μmol/l

normal

no data

Peak creatinine

138 μmol/l

274 μmol/l

158 μmol/l

no data

no data

no data

Baseline proteinuria

negative in dip-stick

past history unremarkable

no data

past history unremarkable

past history unremarkable

past history unremarkable

Peak proteinuria

12 g/day

10.4 g/day

13.2 g/day

24.8 g/day

8 g/day

1.25 g/day

Vaccination to onset of symptoms

4 weeks

4 months

4 days

17 days

after 2nd inoculation

8 days

Biopsy

typical minimal change lesion (MCL)

MCL and mild interstitial nephritis

typical minimal change lesion (MCL)

not indicated

minimal change nephropathy

not indicated

Treatment

Steroids 1 mg/kg bw ACE-inhibitor

750 mg Steroids for 3 days; followed by 40 mg/day

None specific

Steroids 2 mg/kg bw

Steroids (12 mg every other day)

Steroids 2 mg/kg bw

Renal function/follow up

80 μmol/l

6 months after diagnosis

Urinary protein neg. after one year; 15 mg Steroids/day

Clearacnce 95 ml/min after one year

no data

no data

Complete remission