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Table 5 Treatment and outcomes of thromboembolism in children with primary nephrotic syndrome

From: Spectrum of thrombotic complications and their outcomes in Chinese children with primary nephrotic syndrome

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Number of patients followed-up/total patients

Follow-up duration, median (min, max days)

Serious complication (n)

Outcomes of thrombosis

D (n)

I (n)

R (n)

S (n)

RV

8/9

52 (26, 173)

0

7

1

0

0

PA

4/7

100 (76, 128)

1, hypoxemia and pulmonary hypertension

2

2

0

0

DVL

6/6

34 (6, 133)

0

5

1

0

0

CVS

6/6

106 (35, 1095)

1, persistent intracranial hypertension

2

4

1

0

IVC

3/3

102, 50, 76

0

3

0

0

0

PV

1/2

33

0

1

0

0

0

SMV

2/2

33, 54

1, intestinal necrosis

2

0

0

0

IJV

1/1

30

0

0

1

0

0

CA

2/2

25, 85

0

1

1

0

2a

PA

1/1

78

1, lameness

1

0

0

Lameness

  1. RV renal vein, PA pulmonary artery, DVL deep veins of leg, CVS cerebral venous sinus, IVC inferior vena caca, PV portal vein, SMV superior mesenteric vein, IJV internal jugular vein, CA cerebral artery, PA Popliteal artery, D disappearance, I improvement, R recurrence of thrombosis, S sequela
  2. a1 epilepsy, 1 askew of mouth due to facial paralysis