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Abstract
Although several registries collecting data of patients with kidney diseases exist, there are only a few registries which specifically collect data relating to renal biopsy. The spectrum of diseases found on percutaneous renal biopsies varies greatly depending on multiple factors such as age, gender, race, geographical location, and the nature of biopsy indications. Moreover, there is evidence of change in many parts of the world in the spectrum of renal diseases during the past. It is therefore imperative to accurately document the spectrum of renal diseases prevalent in a particular area over a particular period. Many countries now have their own databases about renal biopsy and the epidemiology of specific glomerular diseases in these countries like the Italian renal biopsy registry database (IRBRD) and the Japanese renal biopsy registry database (J-RBRD) and others. Renal biopsy is an integral part of the nephrologists’ diagnostic armamentarium. Usually it is performed by radiologists or nephrologists under ultrasonographic guidance, other techniques includes CT guided, Trans jugular and laparoscopic approach. Usually it is done in prone position or SALP in obese patients, post kidney care includes observation of the patient for 6-8 hours and recording his vital signs, the specimen is processed to light microscopy with special stains e.g. H&E stain, Immunohistochemistry per indication.
Our study included 182 patients during January 2014 to December 2015 in El-Gharbia area were adequate for pro.