… effects of prolonged therapy and risk of progressive renal damage. … with steroid sensitive
nephrotic syndrome achieve remission within 4 wk of steroid therapy, and that longer therapies …

… with steroid‐sensitive nephrotic syndrome (SSNS). The benefits and harms of therapy were
… Steroid therapy in first episode of nephrotic syndrome: 3 months or more versus 2 months of …

… Our results indicate that enhanced steroid therapy is safer and more effective than oral steroid
monotherapy for adult MCNS. Enhanced steroid therapy not only leads to a quicker effect …

… each of daily and alternate day steroid therapy, 4 which was used for almost three decades.
Controlled studies later suggested that prolongation of initial steroid therapy for 12 weeks or …

… for duration of steroid therapy should be used for initial and late steroid resistance. Initial …
of nephrotic syndrome. Patients who are steroid sensitive initially, but show steroid resistance …

… or more of daily steroid therapy. Trials of immunosuppressive agents that included children
with membranous glomerulonephritis, mesangiocapillary glomerulonephritis, secondary …

… (control event rate), the greater the magnitude of the treatment effect expected with increased
durations of prednisone therapy. The control event rate in six studies ranged from 48% to …

… In considering the potential for viral illness as a trigger for NS relapse, some pediatricians
may elect to use short-course prednisone therapy in patients with frequently relapsing NS with …

… nephrotic syndrome after long and standard prednisone treatment long prednisone therapy
and 8 with standard prednisone therapy) … drug therapy due to frequent relapses and steroid …

… for management of patients with steroid sensitive nephrotic syndrome. In view of … steroid
sensitive nephrotic syndrome. Recommendations: The need for adequate corticosteroid therapy …