DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY, January 2003
MEMBRANOPROLIFERATIVE CHANGE (Membranoproliferative GN). ILLUSTRATIONS		CAMBIO MEMBRANOPROLIFERATIVO (GN Membranoproliferativa). ILUSTRACIONES
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1. MEMBRANOPROLIFERATIVE CHANGE (MPC) WITH IMMUNE DEPOSITS.
1.1: MPGN with immune deposits and underlying glomerulopathy.
DDGN and no MPC.		DDGN with 60 % MPC.
PPGN (SLE) with no MPC.		PPGN (SLE) with 40% MPC.
IgA GP and 40% MPC.
APGN with 70 % MPC.		Cryoglobulinemia with 70% MPC.
MBGN with segmental MPC in 30% glomeruli.		MBGN with Global MPC in 20% glomeruli.
1.2: MPGN with immune deposits, associated to systemic diseases. No other underlying glomerulopathy.
MPGN with 80% MPC secondary to Hepatitis C.		MPGN with 30% MPC secondary to SBE.
1. 3: MPGN with immune deposits but no systemic disease and no underlying GP.
Idiopathic MPGN with 60% MPC.		Idiopathic MPGN with 80% MPC.
2. MEMBRANOPROLIFERATIVE CHANGE (MPC) WITHOUT IMMUNE DEPOSITS.
2.3. MPC without immune deposits but with underlying GP.
Diabetic glomerulopathy with 20% MPC.		Ischemic nephrosclerosis with 50% MPC.
FSGS with 10% MPC.
2.2. MPGL no immune deposits, no other underlying GP but with underlying systemic disease.
		Sickle cell disease with 20% MPC.
Thrombotic Microangiopathy with 75% MPC.		Chronic Transplant Glomerulopathy with 40% MPC.
Chronic Transplant Glomerulopathy with 30% MPC.
Pauci-immune vasculitis (Wegener's) with 30% MPC.
2.3. MPGL no immunedeposits, no underlying systemic disease and no underlying GP.
Idiopathic MPGL with 60% MPC.		Idiopathic MPGL with 20% MPC.