Chronic Renal Failure

Hyalinization of Small Vessel Wall

One arteriole

Primary HTN

Benign nephrosclerosis

Malignant nephrosclerosis

"Flea-bitten kidney"

Tiny hemorrhages

Onion-skin proliferation

Both Aff. & Eff. arterioles

DM

Clinical Findings

Proteinuria

Renal Failure

HTN

Common cause of ESRD

Diffuse thickening of BM

Skin

Skeletal muscle

Retina

Kidney

Glomerulus

Exudative lesions of DM

Diffuse > Nodular lesion

Lipohyalin [cap]

Eosinophilic

Lipid

Kidney

Armanni-Ebstein Lesion

Glycogen w/in epithelial cells (vacuolated)

Papillary necrosis

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Can be seen in:DiabeticsAcute PyelonephritisAnalgesic abuse

Pyelonephritis

Pyelonephritis

General

E. Coli

Pelvis, Calyces, Parenchyma,

W/ or w/o Obstruction

Spread

Upward

Bloodstream

S. Aureus

Factors

Obstruction

Tumors

BPH

Stones

Vesicoureteral reflux

Cystitis

Paraplegia

Calyx-tubular reflux

Acute

Gross

Enlarged

Micro

Inflammatory cell infiltration

Patchy involvement

Abscess

Chronic

Gross

U-shaped scars

Hydronephrosis, Hydroureter

Micro

Thyroidization

Chronic + Obstruction = Bacterial Infection

ADPKD

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Most common potentially lethal single-gene disease

PKD1

85-90%

Short arm, Chromo 16

PKD2

Indolent

Chromo 4

General

Clinical

HTN b4 renal

Hematuria

Flank, Abd pain

Palpable kidney

Infxn

Nephrolithiasis

Extrarenal

Hepatic cysts

Intracranial Berry aneurysms

Cysts elsewhere

Path

Gross

2-3 Kg (HUGE)

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Average: 100-150 gHeight...roughly 3 vertebral bodies

Micro

Course

No specific RX

Rx HTN

Aspirate cysts for pain

Rx infxn

Renal failure likely by 50s

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50% by age 60

ESRD

DDx

GN

IN

HTN

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GIHAD (like jihad)HTN, DM: >70% of cases

ADPKD

DM

Analgesic abuse nephropathy

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Runs a progressive course

Analgesic mixtures

Phenacetin

ASA

Caffeine

Codeine

Acetaminophen

Papillary Necrosis, then TIN

Course

Stop Analgesics before issues become severe

Chronic allograft nephropathy

Increased BP

Proteinuria

Months or yrs after transplant

Chronic GN

Symmetrically contracted

Red-brown, diffusely granular surface

<100 g kidney