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Fig 1.

Flowchart of selection process for eligible studies.

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Table 1.

Basic characteristics of included studies.

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Table 2.

Newcastle-Ottawa quality assessment scale (case-control) for 9 studiesa included in this meta-analysis.

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Fig 2.

Forest plots of OR/WMD estimates for the following.

(A) age. (B) gender (male vs. female). (C) hypertension. (D) level of GFR.

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Fig 3.

Forest plots of OR estimates for initial clinical features: hematuria, mild proteinuria±hematuria, acute nephritic syndrome, nephrotic syndrome, and nephritic-nephrotic syndrome.

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Fig 4.

Forest plots of OR estimates for initial renal biopsy: Crescentic nephritis (ISKDC grades III-V).

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Table 3.

Results of meta-analysis.

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Fig 5.

Subgroup analysis of in renal features with nephrotic syndrome.

(A) follow-up duration. (B) ethnicity. (C)date of publication. (D) study quality.

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Fig 6.

Subgroup analysis of in initial renal biopsy with crescentic nephritis (ISKDC grades III-V).

(A) follow-up duration. (B) ethnicity. (C) date of publication. (D) study quality. Sensitivity analysis showed that no individual study significantly altered the effects of nephrotic syndrome, nephritic-nephrotic syndrome and initial renal biopsy with crescentic nephritis on patient prognosis (Fig 7).

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Fig 7.

Sensitivity analysis.

(A) nephrotic syndrome. (B) nephritic-nephrotic syndrome. (C) initial renal biopsy with crescentic nephritison.

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