There is considerable evidence based on experimental pathology that heparin/heparinoids will benefit the course of the various forms of human proliferative nephritis. An alternative to heparin may be pentosan polysulphate. Another possibility is the infusion of prostaglandin E1 because of its anti-inflammatory and potentially antiproliferative actions. Both these approaches mimic natural pathophysiological control mechanisms.
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