All of the following are true about minimal change nephrotic disease except
Reference Robbins page no Pg 923Minimal change disease is the most frequent cause of nephrotic syndrome in children; it is manifested by protein- uria and effacement of glomerular foot processes without antibody deposits; the pathogenesis is unknown; the disease responds well to steroid therapy.
Response to steroids
Selective proetinuria
IgG deposition in the mesangium
Common in the age group 2-9 years
Urinary tract