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Cytomegalovirus infection in native kidney biopsy Raquel M Moreira Géssica SB Barbosa Cristiane B Dias Luis Yu Viktoria Woronik LÃvia B Cavalcante <h2>Text</h2> <p>A 61-year-old Brazilian black woman consulted with a nephrologist due to proteinuria identified on a routine urine test. She has a personal history of thymoma resection five years ago, followed by multiple episodes of pulmonary infections including mycobacteriosis, recurrent mucocutaneous candidiasis, and paraneoplastic pemphigus. Physical examination showed no edema or hypertension and laboratory tests identified proteinuria of 2.43 g/day without hematuria, serum creatinine of 0.69 mg/dl, urea 34 mg/dl, serum albumin of 2.4 g/dl, hemoglobin 10.9 g/dl, platelets 292,000/mm3, leukocytes 4950/mm3, lymphocytes 594/mm3 and neutrophils 3910/mm3. The hemolysis tests were negative and serum iron was low. Analysis of glicemia and serum lipids levels were normal as well as serum complement and imunoglobulins, except for an IgM level of 283 mg/dl (normal values 40 to 230 mg/dl) and undetectable IgE. Serologies for Syphilis, HIV, hepatitis B, C and antibodies for autoimmune diseases were negative.</p> Journal of Clinical Nephrology - Heighten Science Publications Corporation 2019-12-17 Clinical Image 计画ps://m.lakotalakes.com/jcn/jcn-aid1047.php en Copyright © Raquel M Moreira et al.