Maleic acid-induced proximal tubulopathy: Na:K pump inhibition.

Maleic acid-induced proximal tubulopathy: Na:K pump inhibition.

Maleic acid (MA) administration to experimental animals induces a rapid, reversible, complex dysfunction of the renal tubule resembling Fanconi's syndrome. The intent of this work was to characterize the changes in the Na:K pump along the nephron during the development and recovery from MA injury to better define the site of damage and to correlate the observed changes in Na:K pump function wit...

Amyloid proximal tubulopathy: a novel form of light chain proximal tubulopathy

Light chain proximal tubulopathy is a paraproteinemic-related kidney disease most commonly seen in patients with a plasma cell dyscrasia. The classic description is that of proximal tubules with kappa-restricted intracytoplasmic crystals in a patient with a clinical Fanconi's syndrome. Recently, other variants of light chain proximal tubulopathy have been described including those without cryst...

Lambda Light Chain Crystalline Cast Nephropathy and Proximal Tubulopathy

INTRODUCTION P lasma cell dyscrasias such as multiple myeloma (MM) result from clonal proliferation of plasma cells and subsequent overproduction of Igs, including free light chains. Renal dysfunction is a core manifestation of plasma cell dyscrasias. A broad range of kidney pathologies can occur, including light chain cast nephropathy, monoclonal Ig deposition disease, light chain amyloidosis,...

Fibrillary inclusions in light chain proximal tubulopathy associated with myeloma

A 66-year-old retired librarian was referred to the nephrology clinic for evaluation of a recent onset of asymptomatic proteinuria identified at a routine hypertension check-up. She had a 15-year history of hypertension and was treated with ramipril and bendrofluomethazide with no history of diabetes. The urinary protein–creatinine ratio was elevated at 819 mg/mmol, with no evidence of glycosur...

[Infant with progressive jaundice, cirrhosis and proximal tubulopathy].