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A multicenter application and evaluation of the oxford classification of IgA nephropathy in adult chinese patients.
Cai-Hong Zeng
1 ,
Weibo Le ,
Zhaohui Ni ,
Minfang Zhang ,
Lining Miao ,
Ping Luo ,
Rong Wang ,
Zhimei Lv ,
Jianghua Chen ,
Jiong Tian ,
Nan Chen ,
Xiaoxia Pan ,
Ping Fu ,
Zhangxue Hu ,
Lining Wang ,
Qiuling Fan ,
Hongguang Zheng ,
Dewei Zhang ,
Yaping Wang ,
Yanhong Huo ,
Hongli Lin ,
Shuni Chen ,
Shiren Sun ,
Yanxia Wang ,
Zhangsuo Liu ,
Dong Liu ,
Lu Ma ,
Tao Pan ,
Aiping Zhang ,
Xiaoyu Jiang ,
Changying Xing ,
Bing Sun ,
Qiaoling Zhou ,
Wenbing Tang ,
Fuyou Liu ,
Yinghong Liu ,
Shaoshan Liang ,
Feng Xu ,
Qian Huang ,
Hongbing Shen ,
Jianming Wang ,
Yu Shyr ,
Sharon Phillips ,
Stéphan Troyanov ,
Stéphan Trojanov ,
Agnes Fogo ,
Zhi-Hong Liu
Nov 2012
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Abstract
The Oxford classification of immunoglobulin A (IgA) nephropathy (IgAN) provides a histopathologic grading system that is associated with kidney disease outcomes independent of clinical features. We evaluated the Oxford IgAN classification in a large cohort of patients from China.