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Goodpasture syndrome

Anti-glomerul basement membrane anti-GBM antibody against type IV collagen


◆IgG deposit on renal biopsy


◆HLA27


◆Rapid progressive glomerulonephritis


◆Normal complementlevel


◆Haemoptsis + renal failure


◆plasma exchange , steroidb, cyclosphisphamide

Glomerulonephritis & low complement

ANCA positive vasculitis - Wegener's granulomatosis

Rapid progressive glomerulonephritis

Mixed essential Cryoglobulinemia


Palpable purpura , proteinuria , hematuria , arthralgia , hepatosplenomegaly & hypocomplementemia


HCV +

Alport's syndrome

◆X-linked dominant


◆Defect 4 collagen


Recurrent hematuria


Sensorineural deafness


Family history renal disease

Membranoproliferative - mesangiocapillary glomerulonephritis

Cryoglobulinaemia


HCV


Partial lipodystrophy


◆Positive for C3 not immunoglobulin persistent activation of the alternative complement pathway

Minimal change glomerulonephritis

◆Podocyte fusion


◆Nephrotic syndrome


◆HTN & hematuria is rare


◆Only cancer -lymphoma

Diffuse prolifrative GN

Post-streptoccal


SLE

Membranous glomerulonephritis



Focal segmental GN

Membranous glomerulonephritis Related to malignancy



◆Focal segmental GN related to HIV

IgA nephropathy

◆after URI wothin 5 days adult


◆Histological = mesangial hypercellularity + posarive IgA C3


◆Macroscopic heamaturia , male


◆Coeliac disease


henoch-schonlein purpura


◆Alcoholic cirrhosis

Renal tubular acidosis

Hyperchloraemic metabolic acidosis -


Normal anion gap


◆RTA type1 : hypokalaemia , nephrocalcinosis & renal stone , RA , SLE , sjogren's


◆RTA2 : hypokslemia , osteomalacia


RTA: hyperkalaemia



Renal & prerenal uraemia

Stag-horn calculi

Composed of struvite -magnesium ammonium phosphate

Benign recurrent hematuria


Thin basement membrane nephropayhy

Familial , microscopic

Acute interstitial nephritis

Ren tubule & intetstitium following exposure to drug


◆Penicilin , cephalosporine , sulphonamide


◆Fever , rash , arthralgia


◆WBC cast present , RBC cast rare

UTI

Dipstick = Leukocyte esterase + nitrites

Wilms tumor , nephroblastoma

Primary renal neoplasm


◆Asymptomatic abdominal mass , hematuria


◆Ab U/S


◆surgery , Chemotherapy , radiation

Henoch-Schonein purpura


Mesangial deposition of IgA

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Focal segmental GN

◆Cause end stage renal disease


◆Oedema , hematuria ,


◆Mesangial scleosis


◆Heroin , alport syndrome , SCD , HIV , idiopathic

Familial hypocalciuric hypercalcemia

Autosomal dominant - mutation calcium-sensing receptor


◆⬇Urinary calcium excration


◆Complicated pancreatitis , chondrocalcinosis


ًrenal tubular acidosis

nonanion gap metabolic acidosis for all type of RTA


◆Type1 =


Defect hydrogen excretion


hypokalemia , related to RA,SLE,sjogren


Comp: nephrocalcinosis , stone



◆Type2


◆Defect bicorbonate resorption in the kidney , hypokalemia ,


Comp: osteomalacia , fanconi



◆Type4


bicorbonate resorption


,hyperkalamia , DM



◆Failure to thrive due to chronic normal anion gab metabolic acidosis


◆Treatment oral bicorbonate replacement

Oliguria

Urine < 250 ml in 24 hours

Iatrogenic hyponatremia

Renal cell carcinoma

Ct scan

Anion gap metabolic acisosis

Postictal lactic acidosis

Skeletal muscle hypoxia


◆Transiet self limiting resolve within 90 minutes

Primary polydipdsia

◆Serum osmalarity => 290


◆urine osmalarity < 100


◆psychiatric condition

Primary adrenal insufficiency

Addison disease


◆Aldosterone deficiency


◆Non-anion gap hyperkalemic , hyponatremic metabolic acidosis


◆⬇Cortisol ,⬆ACTH

Systemic osmatic demylination syndrome

Treated hyponatremia , by 3% hypertonic saline more than .5 /hrs

Ethylene glycol poisining

Metabolic acidosis with anion & osmolal gap


◆Renal failure


◆Urine = rectangular envelope shaped crystals

Nephrotic syndrome due to amyloidosis

AA amyloidosis due to RA


◆MM , nonhodging lymphoma


◆Biopsy = stain with congo red


◆Apple-green birefringence under polarized light


Rapid progressive GI

◆Crescent formation autoimmune

Aspirine toxicity

◆Tinnitus & vertigo , fever tacypnea


Cause = mixed respiratory alkolosis , metabolic acidosis due to ⬆production ,⬇eliminatiom of organic acid


◆Near normal pH

Hepatorenal syndyome

In pt with liver cirrhosis


◆Splanchnic arterial dilation


⬇ GFR , Reduced renal perfusion


◆No response to volume resucitation


◆ARF + ⬇urine Na level = acute renal tubular necrosis

ARF with rhabdomyolysis

Myoglobinuria = large amount blood & absence RBCs on urine microscopy


◆⬆⬆Creatine phosphokinase

Hypovolumia due to A.pancreatitis

⬆Renin angiotensin system


Vasoconstriction , Na & water reabsorption

Neurogenic bladder dysfunction

◆Urinary retention , distended bladder


◆Overflow incontinance with post-void residual valume

Uric acid estone

Reduced recurrency by alkalazation of urine by K citrate

Manegment of hyperkalamia

Urine cast

Drug faciliate stone passage

Alpha-1 receptor blocker as tamsulosin

Diabetes insipidus DI

Euvolemic hypernatremia


◆Severe polyuria & mild hypernatrimia


◆⬆serum osmalarity


◆Complate u.o >300


◆Partial u.o 300-600


◆Central ID = ⬇ADH


◆Nephrogenic = drug lithium , hypercalcemia ,

Nephrotic syndrome

◆Proteniuria , ◆hypoalbumineria ◆edema ◆hyperlipidemia & lipiduria

Hypercalcemia

Cause weakness , GI distress , neurosychiatric symptoms

Pt with Ca calculi

◆⬆Fluid intake


◆⬇Na intake


◆Normal Ca intake

Hematuria

Papillary necrosis

NSAID , SCD renal medullary carcinoma , analgesia , infection , DM

Gordon dyndrome

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Bartter syndrome

.

Thiazide diuretics ( chlortholidone , hydrocholothiazide )

Impair insulin release from pancrease & glucose utilization


◆Effect = dose dependent


◆⬆LDL cholesterol , plasma triglyceride , hyperuricemia


◆Hyponatremia , hypokalemia , hypomagnesimia , hypercalcemia

Na nitropusside

Cyanide toxicity


◆Headache , confusion , arrhythmias , flushing , respiratory depression

SIADH

Vesicoureteral reflux

First UTI u/s


Second = voiding cystourethrogram

Nephrotic vrs nephritic syndrome

Acute tubular necrosis

◆ACI


◆Muddy brown granular cast

Refractary hypokalemia

Due to hypomagnesemia mainly in chronic alcoholic

Renal stone

75-95% kidney stone = Ca oxalate - SBD , malabdorption


Acute interstitial nephritis

Alport syndrome

◆X-linked dominant , defect type4 collagen


Recurent hematuria ,protenuria


◆family history , deaffness


◆Biopsy = alterating thin &tick capillary loob with splitting GBM

Metabolic alkolosis

◆Saline responsive = ⬇urine coliride


◆Saline nonresponsive = normal urine choliride

Cyanide poisning

Venous &arterial blood contain same oxygen content

Hyposthenuria

Inability of the kidney to concentrate urine


◆SCD , SCT ,


◆Pt with polyuria , ⬇urine specific gravity , normal serum sodium

ADPKD

Major extrarenal complication


◆IC Berry aneurysm 5-10%


◆hepatic cyst


◆Valvular heart disease


◆colonic diverticula


◆Abdominal wall &I. hernia

Nephrotic syndrome

Posterior urethral valve

Prenatal U/S bilateral hydronephrosis , hydroureter ,


◆Oligohydrominous


◆Pulmonary hypoplasia , postnatal RD

Nephrosclerosis due to htn

Initimal thikening and


Luminal narrowing of renal arteriole with evidence os sclerosis

Urine incontinance

Tubulointerstitial nephritis

APDGN

Diabetic nephropathy

Nodular glomeruloscletosis kimmelstiel-wilson nodule is pathogonomic


◆Tteatment , glycemic control , treat htn , angiotensin axis blockade

Membrabous nephropathy

◆HBV

Crystalluria with renal tubular obstruction

◆⬆Dose IV acyclovir , fluid reduce risk