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入院检查,尿蛋白24小时蛋白定量2.98g,BUN3.98,Scr61,血浆白蛋白28.1,乙肝全阴,丙肝阴性,自身抗体阴性。
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IgG+++,IgM++,IgA++,C3++,C1q++
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It seems that everybody agrees with the diagnosis of membranous glomerulopathy. The last photo (immunofluorescence stain) is classic. The immunofluorescence is full house, especially with C1q ++ , which is often seen in patient with lupus. If patient's serology for ANA, anti-DNA antibody and anti-Smith antibody is negative, or clinically not lupus, electron microscopy is helpful to differentiate idiopathic from secondary. Please show us the EM photos.
The capillary "thrombi" may be just congested RBCs or some sort of artifact. The silver stains do not demosntrate thrombi. EM is also helpful to recognize the true thrombi and corresponding endothelial changes. Thank you again for this challenging case.
Based on the EM photos, I should admit it is not a clear cut case. But I still feel these subepithelial deposits vary in size and shape, and are not evenly distributed along capillary wall. These features are suggestive of secondary form of MGN. I am waiting for Dr. Geng's interpretation.
This case of membranous GN should be probably staged as II-III/IV. Let us know your thought.