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Glomerulonephritis disease pattern at Saudi tertiary care center

Khalid I. AlMatham, Ali F. AlFayez, Raghdah A. AlHarthi, Falah S. AlMutairi, Fahad S. Alrasheedi, Abdulrehman Mustafa, Mustafa Ahmed, Basim A. AlMatouq and Fadil A. AlRowaie
Saudi Medical Journal November 2017, 38 (11) 1113-1117; DOI: https://doi.org/10.15537/smj.2017.11.21119
Khalid I. AlMatham
From the Department of Medicine (AlFayez, AlHarthi, AlMutairi, Alrasheedi), Nephrology Section (Ahmed, AlMatouq, AlRowaie), King Fahad Medical City, and the AlFaisal University (Mustafa), Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Ali F. AlFayez
From the Department of Medicine (AlFayez, AlHarthi, AlMutairi, Alrasheedi), Nephrology Section (Ahmed, AlMatouq, AlRowaie), King Fahad Medical City, and the AlFaisal University (Mustafa), Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Raghdah A. AlHarthi
From the Department of Medicine (AlFayez, AlHarthi, AlMutairi, Alrasheedi), Nephrology Section (Ahmed, AlMatouq, AlRowaie), King Fahad Medical City, and the AlFaisal University (Mustafa), Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Falah S. AlMutairi
From the Department of Medicine (AlFayez, AlHarthi, AlMutairi, Alrasheedi), Nephrology Section (Ahmed, AlMatouq, AlRowaie), King Fahad Medical City, and the AlFaisal University (Mustafa), Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Fahad S. Alrasheedi
From the Department of Medicine (AlFayez, AlHarthi, AlMutairi, Alrasheedi), Nephrology Section (Ahmed, AlMatouq, AlRowaie), King Fahad Medical City, and the AlFaisal University (Mustafa), Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Abdulrehman Mustafa
From the Department of Medicine (AlFayez, AlHarthi, AlMutairi, Alrasheedi), Nephrology Section (Ahmed, AlMatouq, AlRowaie), King Fahad Medical City, and the AlFaisal University (Mustafa), Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Mustafa Ahmed
From the Department of Medicine (AlFayez, AlHarthi, AlMutairi, Alrasheedi), Nephrology Section (Ahmed, AlMatouq, AlRowaie), King Fahad Medical City, and the AlFaisal University (Mustafa), Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Basim A. AlMatouq
From the Department of Medicine (AlFayez, AlHarthi, AlMutairi, Alrasheedi), Nephrology Section (Ahmed, AlMatouq, AlRowaie), King Fahad Medical City, and the AlFaisal University (Mustafa), Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Fadil A. AlRowaie
From the Department of Medicine (AlFayez, AlHarthi, AlMutairi, Alrasheedi), Nephrology Section (Ahmed, AlMatouq, AlRowaie), King Fahad Medical City, and the AlFaisal University (Mustafa), Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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