Tubulointerstitial bacterial nephritis: pathogenesis and laboratory

The relevance of the problem of the pathogenesis of a bacterial-infectious disease affecting both the parenchyma and interstitial structures in a given organ is beyond doubt. This relevance is related to both the frequency and the diagnosis, and with the monitoring of disease processes, with the correct choice of therapeutic behavior, and with the prevention of the disease itself, and, which is of particular importance, of the consequences of its complications. In this regard, the current monographic work „Tubulo-interstitial bacterial nephritis - pathogenesis and laboratory” with author Dr. Stoyanka Tancheva, MD, provides the medical community with a modern reading of one of the most common and, in medical and historical terms, the longest studied diseases in humans.

To nephrologists, urologists, pediatricians, obstetricians-gynecologists, specialists in general medicine, and the patients themselves are well aware of the insidious, largely asymptomatic and mildly symptomatic onset of tubulointerstitial bacterial nephritis, which is why the problem is underestimated or overlooked.

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