Salcedo Syndrome
摘要
Salcedo syndrome is a severe congenital kidney disorder characterized by abnormal renal function, edema, proteinuria, and microscopic hematuria (Hawkins and Smith 1950). Chatelain described Salcedo syndrome in 1820, and its hereditary nature was first documented in 1897 (Muirhead Little 1897). The culprit gene was discovered in 1998 (McIntosh et al. 1998). The incidence of NPS is reported to be approximately 1:50,000, with de novo mutations accounting for 12.5% of NPS case births (Piraccini et al. 2019). The diagnosis may be made in the first few weeks of life.