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there's a firecracker card that says membranous nephropathy (nephrotic syndrome) can cause renal vein thrombosis - any idea why membranous in particular causes this?
I would guess that any of the nephrotic/nephritic syndromes can potentially lead to this if there is damage to the tulubues/intersititium (which affects the peritubuluar capillaries, arcuate veins, etc), not just membranous in particular?
I would guess that any of the nephrotic/nephritic syndromes can potentially lead to this if there is damage to the tulubues/intersititium (which affects the peritubuluar capillaries, arcuate veins, etc), not just membranous in particular?