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title	EVIDENCE OF A VIRAL ÆTIOLOGY IN ENDEMIC (BALKAN) NEPHROPATHY
Creator	Inoue, S Kerr, J Smith, J Parker, C Adolphson, R Allergy ; Maselli, R Alston, W Arnaud, A Autran, P Aviado, D Carrillo, L Charpin, J Clarke, S Cochran, W Coffey, R Edelman, I Ellis, E Ellul-Micallef, D Ellul-Micallef, R Feldman, D Fenech, F Fitzgibbons, T Funder, J Giurgis, H Honrath, T Keighley, Prof Med ; Cookson, D Meltzer, E Middleton, E Nouv, Orehek, J Patel, K Paterson, J Reeb, R Reed, C Snedecor, G St, J Thorax ; Hodson, M Townley, R Tricard, P
source	Elsevier; Medline; PMC
abstract	Abstract Segmental and focal pathological changes were found in the glomeruli and tubules of postoperative renal-biopsy specimens from seven cases of clinically confirmed endemic (Balkan) nephropathy. In the glomeruli, there was mesangial reaction and segmental thickening of the basement membrane with subendothelial and membranous depositions. In the tubules there was spongiform degeneration and fusion of cells. In all the cells of the nephron numerous cytoplasmic vesicles containing free and budding particles (80-200 nm) were found. These particles had the characteristics of a coronavirus. Balkan nephropathy occurs almost exclusively in people who have been in close contact with pigs. Coronaviruses have been isolated from pigs, and it is suggested that a slow coronavirus infection causes endemic nephropathy in man.
has issue date	1975-12-27(xsd:dateTime)
bibo:doi	10.1016/s0140-6736(75)90609-1
bibo:pmid	54796
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sha1sum (hex)	937e8370900dc469c498f186ae7ede00332e6584
schema:url	https://doi.org/10.1016/s0140-6736%2875%2990609-1
resource representing a document's title	EVIDENCE OF A VIRAL ÆTIOLOGY IN ENDEMIC (BALKAN) NEPHROPATHY
has PubMed Central identifier	PMC7135235
has PubMed identifier	54796
schema:publication	The Lancet
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