3: Polycystic Kidney Disease Flashcards
What is polycystic kidney disease
Genetic condition that causes multiple cysts to form on the kidney
What are the two types of PKD
- ADPKD
- ARPKD
When does ADPKD onset
Adulthood - typically 30-years
When does ARPKD onset
Childhood
What causes ADPKD
Mutation chromosome 16 (85%)
Mutation chromosome 4
What chromosome is mutated in ARPKD
Mutation chromosome 6
Explain clinical presentation of ADPKD
- Asymptomatic until cyst is large enough
- CKD
- Flank pain = cyst rupture
- Nephrolithiasis
How does extra-renal ADPKD present
- Berry aneurysm = SAH
- CV: HTN, Mitral Valve Prolapse, LVH
- Diverticula
- Hepatic cysts (70%)
What is associated with 70% of ADPKD
Hepatic cysts
What is first-line investigation for ADPKD
USS
How many cysts must be present in 15-40year-olds to define ADPKD
3 Cysts
How many cysts must be present in 40-60 year-olds to define ADPKD
2 Cysts per kidney
How is ADPKD managed
- Maintain Fluid
- Control BP
What medication is given specifically for ADPKD
Tolvaptan
What is the MOA of tolvaptan
Vasopressin receptor antagonist