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infantile polycystic kidney disease.
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autosomal recessive
oligohydramnios, stillborn or very early death. |
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dysplastic kidney - describe the histological appearance, and gross
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micro - cysts surrounded by mesenchymal tissue, such as cartilage.
gross - appears "inappropriate to the gestational age" -usually unilateral and associated w/ CNS probs and esophageal atresia |
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adult polycystic kidney disease: inheritance, clinical picture,
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30s-40s yr old, hematuria, HTN
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horseshoe kidney:
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inferior poles are fused, gets stuck on Inferior Mesenteric Artery during ascent.
easily mistaken for a tumor, associated with stones, infection |
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pt presents with mild hematuria. DDx? has a family history of similar disease. EM?
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-Benign Recurrent Hematuria. has a familial pattern. (DDx of IgA nephropathy - but this presents earlier in life, is not inherited)
-EM: "thin capillary loops" |
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pt presents with mild hematuria. family history of similar problems and hearing issues.
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Alport Syndrome. Familial. associated with hematuria/proteinuria and vision and hearing problems
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alport syndrome on LM, EM:
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LM - foamy histocytes
EM - split BM |
