Four patients (11%) presented with WHO class II glomerulonephritis, three patients (8%) with WHO class III glomerulonephritis, 27 patients (73%) displayed WHO class IV histopathology, and three patients were diagnosed with WHO class V glomerulonephritis (8%).
WHO Class III or IV pulmonary hypertension [27] 15.
The renal biopsy showed diffuse proliferative glomerulonephritis with capillary wall thickening consistent with lupus nephritis (WHO class IV) with activity index, 04; chronicity index, 01.
In fact, a cohort of 105 subjects with WHO class II and III obesity had an increased frequency of non-classical and intermediate monocytes in the peripheral blood compared to healthy controls; a finding that was not observed in WHO class I subjects [64].
The sperm were classified as progressive motile (WHO class AB motility), locally motile (WHO class C motility) or immotile (WHO class D motility).
Twenty of the 25 patients were in WHO class II.
Conversely, PVR was higher in patients in WHO class III/IV than patients in WHO class I/II (Table 3).
The G6PD-Mediterranean (WHO class II) constitutes 84% of G6PD mutations in this population and the G6PD-A (WHO class III) represents 5.8% [ 2, 28, 31].
Cardiac output was more elevated in WHO class I/II than in the WHO class III or IV patients, but it did not reach statistical significance.
Carcinomas were classified as complex (WHO class 1.2) or simple (WHO class 1.3), including tubulopapillary (tubular, papillary, or papillary-cystic types), solid and anaplastic carcinomas [ 24].
The percentages of motile spermatozoa (ie, WHO class AB+C) were logit-transformed.
