Familial Glomerular Syndromes Flashcards

1
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what are the main types of familial glomerular syndrome

A

Alport’s syndrome and Fabrys disease

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what inheritance pattern is seen with Alport’s syndrome

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X linked inheritance

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3
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what is the pathophysiology of Alport syndrome mutation

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disorder of type IV collagen matrix, leads to deficient collagen matrix deposition

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what clinical features are seen in Alport’s syndrome

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haematuria(characteristic), proteinuria seen later, extra renal(ocular, sensorineural deafness)

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in what patients should Alport’s syndrome be suspected

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patients with microscopic haematuria and hearing loss

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what is used to diagnose Alport’s syndrome

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renal biopsy, variable thickness GBM characteristic feature

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what is involved in the treatment of Alport’s

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aggressive treatment of BP, proteinuria, the dialysis and transplantation as progresses
(no specific treatment)

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what does Fabrys disease affect

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kidneys, lungs, liver and erythrocytes

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what clinical features are seen with Fabrys disease

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renal failure, angiokeratomas(skin), cardiomyopathy, and more

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what is involved in the diagnosis of Fabrys disease

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plasma/leukocyte assessment, renal biopsy, skin biopsy

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what is involved in the treatment of Fabrys disease

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enzyme replacement, manage complications

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