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Extending Steroid Treatment Does Not Benefit Children With Hard-To-Treat … – Science Daily (press release)

December 21, 2012Immunosuppressive Drugsadmin

Extending Steroid Treatment Does Not Benefit Children With Hard-To-Treat ...
Science Daily (press release)
Steroids such as prednisolone induce remission in 90-95% of patients; however relapses occur in 60-90% of initial responders. Prolonged prednisolone treatment for initial episodes of childhood nephrotic syndrome may reduce the relapse rate (despite ...

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