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THE NEXT ISSUE Our D e c e m b e r issue will be on Pediatric Renal Disease and will be authored by D o c t o r s A l a n M. Robson and Charles B. Manley, both of the School of Medicine, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri. This issue will deal with the management of children with renal and urinary tract diseases. The presentation will be directed to the pediatrician, nephrologist and urologist involved in the gradually emerging, but welldefined clinical field of pediatric nephro-urology. Three topics of current interest divide this article: SECTION
I: The difficulty in accurately assessing renal function in pediatric patients.
SECTION II: The c o m m o n problem of recurrent infection in girls with apparently n o r m a l urinary tracts. SECTION III: A n up-to-date review of the pathophysiology of proteinuria in childhood, with the clinical applications of this knowledge.
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THE NEXT ISSUE Our D e c e m b e r issue will be on Pediatric Renal Disease and will be authored by D o c t o r s A l a n M. Robson and Charles B. Manley, both of the School of Medicine, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri. This issue will deal with the management of children with renal and urinary tract diseases. The presentation will be directed to the pediatrician, nephrologist and urologist involved in the gradually emerging, but welldefined clinical field of pediatric nephro-urology. Three topics of current interest divide this article: SECTION
I: The difficulty in accurately assessing renal function in pediatric patients.
SECTION II: The c o m m o n problem of recurrent infection in girls with apparently n o r m a l urinary tracts. SECTION III: A n up-to-date review of the pathophysiology of proteinuria in childhood, with the clinical applications of this knowledge.
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