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. 2022 Nov 21;33(1):12–21. doi: 10.4103/ijn.ijn_351_21

Table 2.

Histopathologic and immunofluorescence features

Number of affected biopsies (n) Percentage (%)
Diffuse global glomerulosclerosis 193/560 34.4
Oxford classification
 M
 M0 112/339 33
 M1 227/339 67
 E
 E0 258/339 66.1
 E1 81/339 23.9
 S
 S0 180/339 53.1
 S1 159/339 46.9
 T
 T0 227/339 67
 T1 96/339 28.3
 T2 16/339 4.7
 C
 C0 230/339 67.8
 C1 60/339 10.7
 C2 49/339 8.8
Haas staging
 Class I 34/560 6%
 Class II 52/560 9.1%
 Class III 50/560 8.8%
 Class IV 219/560 39.1%
 Class V 205/560 36.6%
TA
 No TA 64/560 11.4%
 Mild TA (10%-25%) 201/560 35.8%
 Moderate TA (25%-50%) 214/560 38.2%
 Severe TA (>50%) 81/560 14.5%
Immunofluorescence
 IgA (3+or more) 472/560 84.4%
 IgM (2+or more) 265/560 47.3%
 C3 (2+or more) 401/560 71.6%

C=crescent, C3=complement 3, E=endocapillary hypercellularity, IgA=immunoglobulin A, IgM=immunoglobulin M, M=mesangial hypercellularity, S=segmental sclerosis, T=tubular atrophy, TA=tubular atrophy