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586        SeCTIOn III    Renal  ` RENAL—PhysioLogy                                                                                                                                 Renal  ` RENAL—PhysioLogy





               Renal tubular defects Order: Fanconi’s BaGeLS                                    Gitelman
                                                                                          Fanconi   syndrome
                                                                                          syndrome



                                                                                                Bartter
                                                                                                syndrome
                                                                                                      Liddle
                                                                                                      syndrome,
                                                                                                      SAME
                                     DEFECts             EFFECts              CAUsEs               NotEs
                 Fanconi syndrome    Generalized         May lead to          Hereditary defects
                                      reabsorption defect in   metabolic acidosis   (eg, Wilson disease,
                                      PCT Ž  excretion of   (proximal RTA),    tyrosinemia,
                                      amino acids, glucose,   hypophosphatemia,   glycogen storage
                                      HCO , and PO ,       osteopenia           disease), ischemia,
                                                   3–
                                           –
                                                   4
                                          3
                                      and all substances                        multiple myeloma,
                                      reabsorbed by the                         nephrotoxins/drugs
                                      PCT                                       (eg, ifosfamide,
                                                                                cisplatin), lead
                                                                                poisoning
                 Bartter syndrome    Reabsorption defect   Metabolic alkalosis,   Autosomal recessive  Presents similarly to
                                      in thick ascending   hypokalemia,                             chronic loop diuretic
                                      loop of Henle        hypercalciuria                           use
                                      (affects Na /K /2Cl
                                              +
                                                     –
                                                 +
                                      cotransporter)
                 Gitelman syndrome   Reabsorption defect of   Metabolic alkalosis,   Autosomal recessive  Presents similarly to
                                      NaCl in DCT          hypomagnesemia,                          lifelong thiazide
                                                           hypokalemia,                             diuretic use
                                                           hypocalciuria                           Less severe than Bartter
                                                                                                    syndrome
                 Liddle syndrome     Gain of function    Metabolic alkalosis,   Autosomal dominant  Presents similarly to
                                      mutation Ž  Na      hypokalemia,                             hyperaldosteronism,
                                                    +
                                      channel degradation   hypertension,                           but aldosterone is
                                      Ž  Na  reabsorption    aldosterone                          nearly undetectable
                                            +
                                      in collecting tubules                                        Treatment: amiloride
                 Syndrome of         Cortisol activates   Metabolic alkalosis,   Autosomal recessive  Treatment: K -sparing
                                                                                                              +
                  Apparent            mineralocorticoid    hypokalemia,       Can acquire disorder   diuretics ( mineralo-
                  Mineralocorticoid   receptors. 11β-HSD   hypertension         from glycyrrhetinic   corticoid effects)
                  Excess              converts cortisol to    serum aldosterone   acid (present in   or corticosteroids
                                      cortisone (inactive on   level; cortisol tries   licorice), which   (exogenous cortico-
                                      these receptors)     to be the SAME as    blocks activity of   steroid  endogenous
                                     Hereditary 11β-HSD    aldosterone          11β-hydroxysteroid   cortisol production
                                      deficiency Ž  cortisol                   dehydrogenase       Ž  mineralocorticoid
                                      Ž  mineralocorticoid                                         receptor activation)
                                      receptor activity




















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