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. 2015 Jul 14;181(2):306–313. doi: 10.1111/cei.12426

Table 2.

Clinical and genetic data available for patients in remission phase of atypical haemolytic uraemic syndrome (aHUS)

Patient no. aHUS pathogenic change Gender Age at first onset/time of study Treatment Outcome Transplantation history
P1r* CFH: p.Arg1206Cys 8 Male 22 years/27 years Plasma therapy, haemodialysis Remission None
P2r* CFH: p.Arg1206Cys Female 21 years/48 years Plasma therapy, haemodialysis ESRD aHUS in graft
P3r CFI: p.Arg474Stop 9 Female 49 years/57 years Plasma therapy, haemodialysis ESRD No recurrence
P4r* C3: p.Arg161Trp 15,16 Male 52 years/59 years Plasma therapy, haemodialysis ESRD No recurrence
P5r* C3: p.Arg161Trp Female 23 years/35 years Plasma therapy ESRD No recurrence
P6r THBD: p.Ala43Thr 18 Female 2 months/5 years Antibiotics, CVVH Remission None
P7r None Male 24 years/29 years Haemodialysis ESRD None, on the waiting list for transplantation
P8r None Female 3 years/23 years Haemodialysis ESRD aHUS in graft
P9r None Male 1 years/13 years Peritoneal dialysis ESRD aHUS in graft
P10r None Female 15 years/24 years Haemodialysis ESRD No recurrence
P11r§ None Male 8 years/17 years Blood transfusions ESRD No recurrence
*

Familial aHUS.

Mother of P1r.

§

Familial steroid-resistant nephrotic syndrome. Full spectrum aHUS developed during cyclosporin treatment. CFH = complement factor H; CFI = complement factor I; CVVH = continuous veno-venous haemofiltration; ESRD = end stage renal disease; THBD = thrombomodulin.