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Profile and primary treatment outcomes in membranous nephropathy

M.K. Hemanth Kumar, Jashan Sandhu and Jasvinder S. Sandhu
Saudi Medical Journal September 2022, 43 (9) 1051-1056; DOI: https://doi.org/10.15537/smj.2022.43.9.20220459
M.K. Hemanth Kumar
From the Department of Nephrology (Kumar, J. S. Sandhu); from the Department of Pathology (J. Sandhu), Dayanand Medical College and Hospital, from the Department of Pathology (J. Sandhu), Gian Sagar Medical College and Hospital, and from the Department of Nephrology (J. S. Sandhu), Satguru Partap Singh Hospital, Punjab, India.
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Jashan Sandhu
From the Department of Nephrology (Kumar, J. S. Sandhu); from the Department of Pathology (J. Sandhu), Dayanand Medical College and Hospital, from the Department of Pathology (J. Sandhu), Gian Sagar Medical College and Hospital, and from the Department of Nephrology (J. S. Sandhu), Satguru Partap Singh Hospital, Punjab, India.
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Jasvinder S. Sandhu
From the Department of Nephrology (Kumar, J. S. Sandhu); from the Department of Pathology (J. Sandhu), Dayanand Medical College and Hospital, from the Department of Pathology (J. Sandhu), Gian Sagar Medical College and Hospital, and from the Department of Nephrology (J. S. Sandhu), Satguru Partap Singh Hospital, Punjab, India.
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