Table 4 Renal pathology in hypereosinophilia
Patient age and sex | Diagnosis | Renal pathology | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|
14-year-old female | Idiopathic HES | Thromboembolism | Spry [10] |
50-year-old male | Idiopathic HES | Necrotizing IgA nephropathy | Shah et al. [11] |
40-year-old male | Idiopathic HES | Interstitial nephritis | Bulucu et al. [12] |
67-year-old woman | Idiopathic HES | Crescentic glomerulonephritis | Richardson et al. [13] |
18-year-old male | Eosinophilic gastroenteritis | Immunotactoid glomerulonephritis | Choi et al. [14] |
55-year-old male | Idiopathic HES | Interstitial nephritis, focal segmental glomerulosclerosis | Motellon et al. [15] |
73-year-old male | Idiopathic HES | Ischemic changes, interstitial nephritis | Navarro et al. [16] |
42-year-old male | HES | Renal Infarct | Smith et al. [17] |
59-year-old male | HES | Interstitial nephritis | Garella et al. [18] |
80-year-old female | Idiopathic HES | TTP | Ohguchi et al. [19] |
40-year-old male | Idiopathic HES | ATN, Charcot-Leyden crystalluria | Hirszel et al. [20] |
52-year-old male | Idiopathic HES | Membranous glomerulonephritis | Frigui et al. [21] |