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Nutritional Status As a Predictive Factor for Paediatric Tuberous Sclerosis Complex-associated Kidney Angiomyolipomas: a Retrospective Analysis

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Journal Eur J Pediatr
Specialty Pediatrics
Date 2024 Mar 14
PMID 38483608
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Abstract

Conclusions: While gender and genotype are known predictors, this study includes the novel finding of nutritional status as a predictor of TSC-associated kidney disease. This study sheds light on a possible complex interplay of hormonal influences, obesity, and kidney angiomyolipomas growth, and further investigations focusing on the impact of nutritional status on TSC-associated kidney disease are warranted.

What Is Known: • Gender and genotype are well-studied predictive factors in TSC kidney disease.

What Is New: • Nutritional status may influence the development and the progression of kidney lesions in children with TSC and should not be overlooked. • Management guidelines of TSC-associated kidney disease can address nutritional aspects.

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