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Case 149. Adenovirus infection of kidney (25 y-o M)
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| Hemorrhagic necrotizing nephritis after bone marrow transplantation, manifesting macroscopic hematuria and cystitis. |
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Key words : adenovirus, necrotizing nephritis
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opportunistic infection
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| Necrosis of the proximal renal tubules is evident (HE, low power). | High powered view shows intranuclear inclusions of full (smudgy) type or Cowdry's type A in the proximal tubular cells (HE). Renal involvement is often caused by adenovirus, type 11. | |
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