Publications by authors named "Sayed M Osama"
Article Synopsis
- Nephrotic syndrome in adults is characterized by significant proteinuria (≥3.5g/24h), low serum albumin, swelling, high cholesterol, and fat in urine, but some patients may not meet the proteinuria threshold even with severe kidney issues.
- A case study of a 57-year-old man revealed symptoms like swelling, reduced urine output, and fatigue, with lab tests indicating low albumin (1.3 g/dL), moderate protein loss (2.3g/24h), and high cholesterol (334 mg/dL).
- Diagnosis confirmed nephrotic syndrome due to systemic AL amyloidosis, highlighting that decreased albumin production in liver disease can lead to nephrotic characteristics without reaching
