Morphological verification of renal lesion as a compulsory stage in the diagnosis of Fabry disease


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The paper describes a case of Fabry disease in a patient in whom kidney biopsy enabled the renal lesion be characterized in detail. Fabry nephropathy-associated kidney tissue changes, including renal lesion, have been verified using electron microscopy of renal tissue.

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Морфологическая верификация почечного поражения как обязательный этап диагностики болезни Фабри. - Аннотация. Представлено наблюдение пациента с болезнью Фабри (БФ), у которого почечное поражение было детально охарактеризовано с помощью биопсии почки. Типичные для нефропатии, ассоциированной с БФ, изменения почечной ткани, в том числе поражение почек, были подтверждены при электронной микроскопии почечной ткани.
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