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This type of kidney involvement is becoming increasingly recognized as common in the syndrome of partial lipodystrophy."},{"key":"ref_7","article-title":"Introduction Partial lipodystrophy is a rare syndrome which has been defined as 'symmetrical loss of fat from the face with or without disappearance of fat from the arms, chest, abdomen and hips but with normal distribution on the lower extremities'","volume-title":"The aetiology is unknown but an infective illness is present often at the onset (Poley and Stickler, 1963). The syndrome t Present address: Registrar in Chest Diseases","author":"City Hospital, Edinburgh.","year":"1969","unstructured":"Introduction Partial lipodystrophy is a rare syndrome which has been defined as 'symmetrical loss of fat from the face with or without disappearance of fat from the arms, chest, abdomen and hips but with normal distribution on the lower extremities' (Nelson, Vaughan and MacKay, 1969). The aetiology is unknown but an infective illness is present often at the onset (Poley and Stickler, 1963). The syndrome t Present address: Registrar in Chest Diseases, City Hospital, Edinburgh."},{"key":"ref_8","article-title":"is commoner in females (four females: one male) and usually presents at between 5 and 15 years of age. The most extensive review of the literature is that of Senior and Gellis (1964) in which 77 cases were reported. A renal disorder occurred in 20%. of these patients and a wide variety of types were noted (pyelonephritis, acute and chronic glomerulonephritis, calyceal dilatation, hydronephrosis, haematuria, asymptomatic proteinuria and the nephrotic syndrome). 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Other associated abnormalities were - central nervous system disturbance; hepatomegaly; hyperlipaemia; abnormal glucose tolerance tests and one case of diabetes mellitus, as well as single reports of abnormal pigmentation, hirsutism and episodic diarrhoea."},{"key":"ref_9","article-title":"Recent interest has been in the associated renal lesions. The purpose of this communication is to describe a patient with the nephrotic syndrome in association with partial lipodystrophy, in whom renal biopsy studies were performed with immunofluorescent and electron microscopical findings","unstructured":"Recent interest has been in the associated renal lesions. 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