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. 2011 Dec;6(12):2766–2774. doi: 10.2215/CJN.06820711

Table 1.

Clinical and biochemical features of index cases and affected family members

Age (years)a Gender Presentation Initial Ultrasound Findings FEUr (%) Age at RRT (years) Age at Tx (years) Age at Death (years) Genotype
Index cases
    AIII.4 47 F HT, CKD, polyuria, polydipsia “Small kidneys” 54 55 Indel
    BII.4 43 M HT, CKD3, proteinuria “Small kidneys” 48 50 Indel
    CIV.3 35 M Asymptomatic, normal biochemistryb “Normal” (at 30 years) 9.2 Indel
    DIII.3 46 F HT, CKD4, recurrent UTI “Normal IVU” (at 46 years) 52 Indel
Family members
    AII.1 50 F HT, “chronic nephritis,” CVAc 50 NK
    AII.2 NK M HT, CKD, LVF 68 NK
    AII.3 45 F “Died of renal failure” 45 NK
    AII.5 61 F HT, CKD5 Small kidneys (“like walnuts”) 61 63 63 NK
    AIV.8 28 F Asymptomatic, urate 0.37 mmol/L,d otherwise normal biochemistryb 8.0 Indel
    BI.1 49 M “Died of renal failure” 49 NK
    BII.1 51 M HT, CKD4, proteinuria (NB has diabetes) Left 10.5 cm, right 10 cm NK
    BII.3 38 F HT, CKD5 38 48 51 NK
    BII.5 41 F HT, CKD 43 NK
    BII.6 39 F CKD, polydipsia, proteinuria, recurrent UTI Left 8.3 cm, right 8.5 cm 41 44 Indel
    CII.1 NK M Malignant HT, CKD, anaemia 47 NK
    CII.2 NK F HT, “chronic pyelonephritis” MI NK 46 NK
    CIII.1 57 M HT, CKD3, polyuria, gout Left 9.5 cm, right 10.5 cm 67 68 Indel
    CIII.2 60 M HT, CKD 4, proteinuria Horseshoe kidney 65 Indel
    CIV.4 34 M HT, CKD3 Left 11.8 cm, right 10.8 cm Indel
    CIV.5 30 F Asymptomatic, normal biochemistryb Both 10.7 cm 13.5 Indel
    DII.3 NK F “Uremic seizures” 52 NK
    DII.5 NK F “Uremia” 59 NK
    DII.7 NK M “Uremia” 47 NK
    DI.8 49 F Malignant HT, “uremia” 49 NK
    DIII.1 50 M HT, CKD4 53 63 NK
    DIII.5 NK F HT, CKD 59 68 NK
    DIV.2 NK F HT, CKD 49 Indel

CKD, chronic kidney disease; CVA, cerebrovascular accident; FEUr, fractional excretion of urate, which is equal to [(urine urate × serum creatinine)/(serum urate × urine creatinine)] × 100%; HT, hypertension; IVU, intravenous urogram; LVF, left ventricular failure; MI, myocardial infarction; NK, not known; RRT, renal replacement therapy; Tx, transplant; UTI, urinary tract infection.

a

Age at first presentation.

b

Serum sodium, potassium, estimated GFR, venous bicarbonate, corrected calcium, phosphate, urate.

c

Clinical information in quotation marks is from historical documents or patient recollection.

d

Normal range, 0.15 to 0.35 mmol/L.