Inhaltsangabe
I. Mechanisms of Proteinuria.- 1. Glomerular Permselectivity.- 2. In Vivo Evaluation of Glomerular Permselectivity in Normal and Nephrotic Man.- 3. Tubular Handling of Proteins: Absorption of Albumin by Isolated Perfused Proximal Convoluted Tubules of the Rabbit.- 4. Tubular Proteinuria: Clinical Implications.- 5. Clinical Significance of Isolated Proteinuria.- II. Clinical Expressions of Proteinuria.- 6. Clinical Spectrum of Lipoid Nephrosis.- 7. Reversible Renal Failure in Minimal-Change Nephrotic Syndrome.- 8. Proteinuria in Diabetic Renal Allograft Recipients.- 9. Proteinuria following Renal Transplantation.- 10. Proteinuria as Seen by the Urologist.- III. Pathophysiological Consequences and Management of Proteinuria.- 11. The Pathophysiological Consequences of Heavy Proteinuria.- 12. Clinical Proteinuria.- IV. Expectant or Aggressive Management.- 13. Water Immersion in Nephrotic Syndrome.- 14. Treatment of Idiopathic Membranous Glomerulopathy.- 15. Malignant Proteinuria: A Newly Described Syndrome and Its Management with Medical Nephrectomy.- 16. Experience with Medical Nephrectomy.- 17. Medical Nephrectomy for Proteinuria.- Epilogue.
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