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. 2020 Jun;97(6):1260–1274. doi: 10.1016/j.kint.2020.01.045

Table 1.

Clinical and laboratory features at the initial presentation with DGKE nephropathy

Clinical feature Number of patients
Age (mo) (n = 15) Mean 17; median 9; range 3–96
Sex (n = 16)
 Male 5
 Female 11
Prodrome (n = 14)
 Vomiting 2
 Diarrhea 4
Triggering event (n = 14)
 None identified 11
 Infection 3
Clinical features (n = 14)
 Proteinuria 14
 Nephrotic range proteinuria 10
 Hematuria 14
 Hypertensiona 12
Extrarenal manifestations (n = 13)
 None 9
 Neurological 4
Medical history (n = 14)
 Developmental delay 3
 Learning difficulties 4
 Autistic spectrum disorder 2
Laboratory feature Mean Range
Hemoglobin level (g/l) (n = 13) 76 49–111
Platelet count (×109) (n = 13) 120 15–315
Creatinine level (μmol/l) (n = 13)
Albumin level (g/l) (n = 11)
311
23
54–1921
15–32
Lactate dehydrogenase level (U/l) (n = 10) 2651 652–5909
C3 level (0.68–1.38) (g/l) (n = 14) 1.04 0.50–1.64
C4 level (0.18–0.6) (g/l) (n = 13) 0.28 0.07–0.65
Urine ACR (if quantified) (mg/mmol) (n = 8) 1069 200–3447

ACR, albumin/creatinine ratio; DGKE, diacylglycerol kinase epsilon.

a

Hypertension was defined according to the international guidelines.