Solitary renal myofibromatosis: an unusual cause of infantile hypertension.

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Myofibromatosis 100%
• Hypertension 34%
• Kidney 28%
• Renal Artery 25%
• Umbilicus 19%
• Catheterization 17%
• Blood Pressure 15%
• Thrombosis 13%
• Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy 13%
• Blood Urea Nitrogen 13%
• Dilated Cardiomyopathy 12%
• Child 12%
• Renin 11%
• Electrolytes 11%
• Catecholamines 11%
• Congenital Generalized Fibromatosis 10%
• Creatinine 9%
• Aortitis 9%
• Renovascular Hypertension 7%
• Failure to Thrive 7%
• Renal Artery Obstruction 7%
• Urinalysis 7%
• Desmin 7%
• Phentolamine 7%
• Digoxin 7%
• Captopril 6%
• Vital Signs 6%
• Pheochromocytoma 6%
• Nifedipine 6%
• Cardiomegaly 6%
• Verapamil 6%
• Doppler Ultrasonography 6%
• Vimentin 6%
• Nephrectomy 5%
• Kidney Transplantation 5%
• Weight Gain 5%
• Physical Examination 5%
• Actins 5%
• Dilatation 4%
• Intensive Care Units 4%
• Pathologic Constriction 4%
• Reference Values 4%
• Erythrocytes 4%
• Parents 4%
• Referral and Consultation 4%
• Urine 4%
• Thorax 4%
• Cell Proliferation 3%
• Therapeutics 3%
• Serum 2%
• Proteins 2%
• Neoplasms 1%