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Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation, Vol 12, Issue 8 1724-1726, Copyright © 1997 by Oxford University Press

CASE REPORTS

The febrile patient presenting with acute renal failure and enlarged kidneys-another mode of presentation of malakoplakia

S Albitar, R Genin, M Fen-Chong, D Schohn, J Riviere, M Serveaux and C Chuet
Departments of Nephrology, and Anatomopathology, Felix Guyon Hospital, and AURAR, 97400 St Denis de La Reunion, France; Corresponding author

Keywords: malakoplakia; fever; nephromegaly; acute renal failure
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