Genetic / Congenital Renal Disease Flashcards

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what genetic syndrome can cause haematuria, sensorineural deafness and anterior lens dislocations

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Alport syndrome

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what genetic syndrome cause bilateral ESRF from birth, and in 50% of patients also causes liver fibrosis

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autosomal recessive polycystic kidneys disease

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what genetic syndrome affects the kidneys and also causes angiokeratomas on the skin at the umbilicus

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anderson-fabrys disease

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what condition often presents in the 20s, has tubule fibrosis and normal / small kidneys

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medullary cystic kidney

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5
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in what condition are the kidneys fused at either pole

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horseshoe kidney

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what X linked condition is due to an error in glycosphingolipid metabolism and treatment involves replacing fabryzyme enzyme

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anderson-fabrys disease

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what X linked condition affects IV collagen due to a COL4A5 mutation and shows variable thickness GBM on biopsy

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Alport syndrome

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how does ADPKD commonly initially present

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early HTN, haematuria

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9
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investigations for ADPKD

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US then CT/MRI

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10
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what age are people who present with ADPKD

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young/middle adult

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11
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management of ADPKD

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control HTN, tolvaptan +- RRT

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