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Table 3 Complications arising in children presenting for the first time with Nephrotic syndrome, with and without focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS), n = 342 (missing information for 4 patients)

From: Clinical course & management of childhood nephrotic syndrome in Germany: a large epidemiological ESPED study

  

FSGS

No FSGS

∑

p-value

Peritonitis

No

22 (6.5%)

317 (93.5%)

339

 
 

Yes

1 (33.3%)

2 (66.7%)

3

0.189

Phlegmon

No

22 (6.5%)

318 (93.5%)

340

 
 

Yes

1 (50.0%)

1 (50.0%)

2

0.130

Sepsis

No

23 (6.8%)

316 (93.2%)

339

 
 

Yes

 

3 (100.0%)

3

1.000

Lower Respiratory Tract Infection

No

20 (6.2%)

300 (93.8%)

320

 
 

Yes

3 (13.6%)

19 (86.4%)

22

0.176

Urinary Tract Infection

No

20 (6.0%)

315 (94.0%)

335

 
 

Yes

3 (42.9%)

4 (57.1%)

7

0.008

Upper Respiratory Tract Infection

No

22 (6.7%)

308 (93.3%)

330

 
 

Yes

1 (8.3%)

11 (91.7%)

12

0.572

Varizella Zoster Virus infection

No

22 (6.5%)

317 (93.5%)

339

 
 

Yes

1 (33.3%)

2 (66.6%)

3

0.189

Acute Renal Failure

No

22 (6.7%)

305 (93.3%)

327

 
 

Yes

1 (6.7%)

14 (93.3%)

15

1.000

Arterial hypertension

No

14 (4.5%)

294 (95.5%)

308

 
 

Yes

9 (26.5%)

25 (73.5%)

34

< 0.001

Hypothyroidism

No

20 (6.2%)

305 (93.8%)

325

 
 

Yes

3 (17.6%)

14 (82.4%)

17

0.097

Thrombosis

No

23 (6.7%)

318 (93.3%)

341

 
 

Yes

 

1 (100%)

1

1.000

Vasculitis

No

23 (6.7%)

318 (93.3%)

341

 
 

Yes

 

1

1

1.000