C1q Nephropathy in Association with Deforming Arthritis

authors:

avatar Mohammad Reza Ardalan 1 , * , avatar Shahraam Sadreddini 1 , avatar Hamid Nasri 1

Department of Nephrology, Tabriz University of Medical Sciences, IR-Iran
Nephro-Urology Monthly: Vol.2, issue 2; 383-385
article type: Case Report
received: March 13, 2009
accepted: April 7, 2009

how to cite: Ardalan M, Sadreddini S, Nasri H. C1q Nephropathy in Association with Deforming Arthritis. Nephro-Urol Mon. 2010;2(2): 383-385. 

Abstract

C1q nephropathy (C1q-N) is an uncommon condition characterized by predominant mesangial complement-C1q deposition. It commonly presents as a nephrotic syndrome in young adults. Despite of many histologic similarities with lupus nephritis there were no clinical or laboratory findings of SLE in this patient who had C1q-N associated with joint involvements.

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