Kidney transplant recipients are highly susceptible to infectious complications, as a result of chronic immunosuppressive therapy. Bacterial infections represent major threat graft function. This is descriptive study the clinical presentation, timeline occurrence, and microbiological profile bacterial after kidney transplantation.

We describe three patients with acute renal failure after the onset of gross haematuria. In all patients a presumptive diagnosis of rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis was made and immunosuppressive therapy initiated. A renal biopsy was performed in two patients, which showed evidence of IgA nephropathy. Extracapillary proliferation was seen in a few glomeruli. The most notable abnormality w...

background: autoimmune hepatitis (aih) in childhood has variable modes of presentation, and the disease should be suspected and excluded in all children presenting with symptoms and signs of prolonged or severe acute liver disease. in aih, the liver biopsy histopathology shows inflammation in addition to presence of serum autoimmune antibodies and increased levels of immunoglobulin g (igg). obj...