Síndrome nefrótico

Abstract

This paper describes the clinical case of a 3-year-old male 5 month old patient who presented a typical Nephrotic Syndrome (SN) debut, being one of the most frequent pathologies in childhood, it is necessary to know about the evolution of the clinical situation and proper and timely management to avoid severe complications. Which presented edemas in declining regions, of several days evolution, the medical literature describes to the Nephrotic Syndrome as one of the most frequent chronic pathologies that develop in childhood, with greater incidence in the pediatric population of 2 to 8 years of the male sex, complementary laboratory studies were performed with our patient in the hospital, these studies showed hypoalbuminemia, hyperlipidemia and proteinuria were evident, characteristic signs to be found in the SN laboratory, and in the course of his hospitalization, he presented effusion Bilateral pleural complication typical responding satisfactorily to established steroid and diuretic treatment, it is concluded that clinical manifestations sex and age range are characteristic of this disease. In addition, that typical complications can be better addressed for prompt remission with appropriate collaboration by part of pediatric patient caregivers.