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What is Which of the following is the characteristic histological feature of HIV associated collapsing glomerulopathy? and explain in detail?
HIV associated Nephropathy- leads to development of FSGS ( focal segmental glomerulosclerosis ) Most commonly associated with HIV is collapsing glomerulopathy. These patients have rapid kidney deterioration . Histologically, it is associated with hyperophy & proliferation of visceral epithelial cells.