The Schrier Atlas of Diseases of the Kidney

Fig 1-2

Microscopic view of the normal vascular and glomerular anatomy.

Fig 2-18B

 Immunoglobulin G and M in the peripheral capillary wall and mesangial regions.

Fig 2-19A

Capillary walls and basement membranes.

Fig 2-19B

Complement C3 is seen in all glomerular capillary basement membranes.

Fig 2-22B

Granular mesangial deposits.

Fig 2-23C

Proliferating cells in Bowman's space ultimately give rise to the typical crescent shape.

Fig 2-23D

Anti-GBM disease

Fig 2-27A

ANCA - Variety C-ANCA 

Fig 2-27B

ANCA - Variety P-ANCA

Fig 2-28C

Masson's trichrome

Fig 2-30B

Nonamyloid fibrillary glomerulonephritis.

Fig 2-31B

Immunotactoid glomerulopathy.

Fig 3-9A

Lipoprotein glomerulopathy

Fig 4-1B

Post-streptococcal (postinfectious) glomerulonephritis 

Fig 4-5B

Immunofluorescence of hepatitis B virus infection

Fig 5-1A

Thrombotic microangiopathies 

Fig 5-2

Microangiopathic hemolytic anemia

Fig 5-3

Disseminated intravascular coagulation

Fig 6-25

Chronic TIN secondary to vesicoureteral reflux

Fig 6-29B

Light chain deposition disease

Fig 6-31B

Dark field microscopy

Fig 7-25

Isotopic cystography allows a diagnosis of vesicoureteral reflux

Fig 7-31

^99m Tc-DMSA cortical imaging of simple pyelonephritis in a female

Fig 7-35

Renal abscess

Fig 7-40B

Microscopic view of the xanthogranulomatous tissue

Fig 8-8

Experimental VUR in pigs - mesangiopathic lesions

Fig 8-9

^99m Tc-DMSA scan demonstrating reflux nephropathy

Fig 9-32B

Tuberous sclerosis complex - skin involvement

Fig 9-38A

VHL disease - retinal involvement. Ocular fundas and corresponding fluorescein angiography

Fig 10-10

Lithium nephropathy

Fig 10-41A

Pathology of Chinese herb nephropathy