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Table 2 Clinical details of the control group

From: Renal detection of Plasmodium falciparum, Plasmodium vivax and Plasmodium knowlesi in malaria associated acute kidney injury: a retrospective case–control study

Sample ID

Age (years)

Specimen

Clinical features and laboratory investigations

Histology

PCR findings

AIIMSK3235

20

Nephrectomy

Case of LN, post-biopsy abdominal distension and fall of hemoglobin

ACN, LN class-IV + V

No evidence of Plasmodium species

AIIMSK3417

15

Biopsy

Renal allograft recipient; oliguria and rising creatinine

Diffuse ACN

AIIMSK7167

6

Biopsy

Thrombocytopenia, anemia, hyperkalemia, deranged RFT, LDH elevated urine: proteinuria (2 +), 10–15 RBC/hpf

ACN (45–50%), viable area-ATI, Arteries and arterioles unremarkable

AIIMSK6701

11

Biopsy

Creatinine-7.9 mg/dl, thrombocytopenia, urine: proteinuria (2 +), 15–20 RBC/hpf, raised LDH

Resolving ACN, AIN, mesangiolysis, arterioles-vacuolization and endothelial swelling

AIIMSK6683

12

Biopsy

Creatinine-10.3 mg/dl, thrombocytopenia, urine: proteinuria (1 +), 8–10 RBC/hpf, raised LDH

Resolving ATN

AIIMSK7384

19

Biopsy

Creatinine-4 mg/dl, thrombocytopenia, urine: proteinuria (2 +), 8–10 RBC/hpf, raised LDH

Focal ACN, TMA, blackish-brown pigments glomerulus, tubules and interstitium

AIIMSK3326

18

Biopsy

Creatinine-9.8 mg/dl, thrombocytopenia, urine: proteinuria (4 +), 15–20 RBC/hpf, raised LDH

Resolving ATN with focal mesangiolysis

AIIMSK6641

9

Biopsy

Creatinine-6.5 mg/dl, thrombocytopenia, proteinuria (1 +), raised LDH

Resolving ATN with AIN. Arteries and arterioles-endothelial swelling

  1. LN lupus nephritis, LSCS lower segment caesarean section, PS peripheral smear