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  • The study examined renal disease patterns over 5 years at two hospitals in Guilin and Jining cities, analyzing a total of 1,370 renal biopsy cases.
  • Results showed similar demographic characteristics between the hospitals, with IgA nephropathy predominating in younger patients and membranous nephropathy more common in older patients.
  • The research identified 15 shared and 10 unique diseases between the hospitals, revealing a higher prevalence of primary glomerular diseases, particularly MN and IgAN, at both locations.

Article Abstract

Objectives: To analyze the constitution and distribution characteristics of renal pathological disease spectrum in the 2 hospitals from Guilin city and Jining city in recent 5 years.

Methods: The pathological results of inpatients with renal biopsy in the 2 hospitals from Guilin city and Jining city from April 1, 2014 to August 15, 2018 were retrospectively analyzed. A total of 1 370 renal biopsy cases were collected, including 706 cases in Affiliated Hospital of Jining Medical College (Jiyi) and 664 cases in Affiliated Hospital of Guilin Medical College (Guiyi).

Results: There was no significant difference in gender, age, seasonal distribution and the total proportion of primary and secondary glomerular diseases between the 2 hospitals (all >0.05). The ratio of male to female in the 2 hospitals was 1.18 (Jiyi) and 0.98 (Guiyi). IgA nephropathy (IgAN) was the major disease in 14-30 years old patients, and membranous nephropathy (MN) was the most common in 40-50 years old patients. There are 15 kinds of same diseases and 10 kinds of different diseases in the 2 hospitals. Among them, three pathological diseases (3 cases) including obesity-related nephropathy, primary Sjogren's syndrome renal damage, and pregnancy-induced hypertensive renal damage only appeared in Jiyi, while 7 diseases (55 cases) including focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS), focal proliferative glomerulonephritis (FGN), proliferative sclerosing glomerulonephritis (PSGN), endocapillary proliferative glomerulonephritis (EPGN), multiple myeloma renal damage, eosinophilic tumor renal damage and angiomyolipoma renal damage only appeared in Guiyi. Primary glomerular diseases (82% in Jiyi/79% in Guiyi) were higher than secondary nephropathy. The top two diseases in biopsy rate were MN and IgAN. The incidence rate of some diseases in Jiyi was higher than that in Guiyi, and these diseases included MN (48.87%, 31.78%), minimal change disease (MCD) (11.47%, 2.71%), allergic purpura nephritis (Henoch-Schlein purpura nephritis, HSPN) (3.97%, 1.51%), hypertensive renal damage (3.12%, 0.15%), diabetic nephropathy (DN) (2.97%, 1.36%). The incidence rate of other diseases in Guiyi were higher than that in Jiyi, and these diseases included IgAN (22.59%, 19.14%), mesangial proliferative glomerulonephritis (MsPGN) (11.45%, 0.99%), lupus nephritis (LN) (8.58%, 4.67%), hepatitis B virus associated nephritis (HBVGN) (7.53%, 1.84%), there were significant difference between the 2 hospitals in the above diseases (all <0.05).

Conclusions: The disease distribution of renal biopsy cases in the 2 hospitals displays both similarities and characteristics. Primary glomerular disease is still the main disease. MN has surpassed IgAN and jumped to the first place. The high incidence age of MN is 40-50 years old, and IgAN is 14-30 years old. The incidence rates of MN, MCD, HSPN, hypertensive renal damage, DN and other related diseases of air quality and lifestyle in Jiyi are higher than those in Guiyi. IgAN, MsPGN, LN, HBVGN and other diseases related to infection and tumor factors were higher in Guiyi than those in Jiyi. The prevention and control strategies in the 2 regions need to be adapted to local conditions. More attention should be paid to the impact of environment and lifestyle on kidney health in East China. We should pay attention to the damage to kidney caused by infectious diseases in Southern China, especially in female patients.

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