摘要
儿童特发性肾病综合征(idiopathic nephrotic syndrome,INS)是以大量蛋白尿、低蛋白血症、水肿及高脂血症为特征的临床综合征,病程长,病情容易复发和迁延,因长期使用激素、免疫抑制剂所带来的远期并发症影响患儿的身心健康及生活质量。大多数激素敏感型肾病综合征患儿在成年前治愈,部分患儿成年后仍可能复发;激素耐药型肾病综合征患儿远期预后较差。迄今为止,国内追踪INS患儿10年以上的长期预后及其影响因素的研究报道较为少见。该文综述了INS患儿的远期预后的相关文献,从肾脏生存、生长、心理健康、学习工作、结婚生育、病情复发及远期相关并发症等方面分析INS患儿的远期预后现状,探讨INS患儿远期预后不良的影响因素,并提出改善远期预后的方法,以期为INS治疗的临床决策及随访管理提供参考。
Pediatric idiopathic nephrotic syndrome(INS)is characterized by massive albuminuria,hypoproteinemia,edema and hyperlipidemia,with a long course and high probability of relapse and prolongation.Long-term complications caused by long-term usage of hormones and immunosuppressants in children with INS seriously affect their physical and mental health and quality of life.Most children with steroid-sensitive nephrotic syndrome can be cured before adulthood,while some of them relapse in adulthood.Long-term prognosis of children with steroid-resistant nephrotic syndrome is poor.There have been few studies in China followed the long-term outcomes and its related factors of children with INS over 10 years.The paper reviewed the literatures on the long-term outcomes of children with INS,including renal survival,growth,mental health,learning and work,marriage and fertility,disease recurrence and long-term related complications,to explore the factors related to the poor long-term outcomes of children with INS and to assist in clinical decision-making and follow-up management.
作者
朱月玲
何雪
王建炳
杨斌斌
李伟
吴芳
刘爱民
傅海东
毛建华
Zhu Yueling;He Xue;Wang Jianbing;Yang Binbin;Li Wei;Wu Fang;Liu Aimin;Fu Haidong;Mao Jianhua(Department of Nephrology,the Children's Hospital,Zhejiang University School of Medicine,National Clinical Research Center for Child Health,National Children's Regional Medical Center,Hangzhou 310052,China;Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics,School of Public Health,Zhejiang University,Hangzhou 310030,China)
出处
《中华肾脏病杂志》
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
2023年第6期473-478,共6页
Chinese Journal of Nephrology
基金
国家自然科学基金(U20A20351)。
关键词
肾病综合征
儿童
预后
影响因素
Nephrotic syndrome
Child
Prognosis
Influencing factors