Which complication or association is classically linked with Minimal change nephrotic syndrome?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis
- Step 1: Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis is classically linked with Minimal change nephrotic syndrome.
Answer
Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis.
Why not the others: 'Hypertensive encephalopathy': it complicates acute glomerulonephritis. 'Chronic pyelonephritis': it follows recurrent infection with reflux. 'Hydronephrosis': it follows obstruction.
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