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Mercury poisoning-associated membranous

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Cited by5 pages
Metals measured3
Evidence tierB
Year2025

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  • shown in Table 1. Serological testing revealed the pres-
  • white blood cell, /L 3.5–9.5*109 9.17 was 0.43 g / L (normal range 0.15–0.45 g/L), and the anti-
  • 500 µmol/mmol Cr (normal range: 0–2 µmol/mmol typical of MN and podocyte effacement byBY electron

  • The urinary mercury levels in 76.9% of the Chinese gen- sical T-dependent humoral immune response, generating
  • value (10.0 µg/L) set by the Chinese health authority (7). ulonephritis (23, 25, 26). In addition, deposits of IgG,
  • level on renal cell apoptosis (11, 12). In this case, the lim- system (50.3%) and kidneys (16.4%), followed by the
  • ited mercury exposure from a broken thermometer likely respiratory system (8.0%) (8). Additionally, it can also
  • cellular Ca2+ homeostasis, cytoskeleton, mitochondrial biopsy. Eighteen (51.43%) patients had membranous glo-
  • function, oxidative stress, neurotransmitter release, merulonephritis, 13 (37.14%) had minimal changes, and
  • DNA methylation, and overactivation of N-methyl-D- the remaining 4 (11.43%) patients had mesangial prolifer-
  • 20 (51.28%) presented with MN (8). Similarly, the patient biopsy (41). In this case, renal biopsy revealed deposits
  • after mercury exposure, immune-related nervous system blood mercury content of 16.70 µg/L (8). Another report
  • highly consistent with the antibody results of our patient 24.7 µg/L (reference: <2.5 µg/L) and a urinary mercury
  • (39). A report of 23 patients with mercury toxicity follow- level of 33.4 µg/L (reference: <15 µg/L) (34). Consider-
  • serum voltage-gated potassium channel-CASPR2 anti- mercury concentrations in urine are more stable, mer-
  • observed at urinary mercury levels of 100 µg/L or blood lating agents is often necessary to avoid excessive mer-
  • mercury levels of 50 µg/L. For the kidney, mild protein- cury excretion, which could exacerbate renal injury (35,
  • uria and enzymuria can be detectable at urine levels of 43). Ideal chelating agents have a relatively high affinity
  • ropathy had a median mercury concentration of 9.5 µg/L ous dose of a HgCl2-solution. He finally fully recovered
  • while patients with NS had a median urinary mercury after almost eight-week DMPS treatment (44). Another
  • level of 20.9 µg/L (8). Another study enrolled patients study evaluated the efficacy of dimercaptosuccinic acid
  • cantly higher than the 16.03 µmol/mmol Cr observed in tion in the DMSA group decreased by 17%, compared to

Methods (brief)

  • Cr) was detected in the spot urine sample by induc- microscope (200 ×); Panel B: 400×; Panel C: 600×.
  • tively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) (1).
  • Ig Immunoglobin 10. Goldman LR, Shannon MW, the Committee on Environmental Health.
  • ICP-MS Inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry Sheng Zhi Ye Bing Za Zhi. 2020;38:13–9.

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