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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Transplant. 2014 Oct 10;14(11):2623–2632. doi: 10.1111/ajt.12926

Table 5.

Literature review of cases of recurrent 2,8-DHA crystalline nephropathy – characteristics at diagnosis and diagnostic methods.

First Author (ref.) Year Age at
diagnosis
Gender Order of
Renal Tx
History of
nephrolithiasis
**
Suspected cause of
CKD
Delay of
diagnosis after Tx
(weeks)
sCr at diagnosis
(μmol/L)
Graft
dysfunction
FTIR Diagnostic methods
Crystalluria APRT
activity
APRT gene
analysis
De Jong (5) 1996 56 M 1st + (40) CTIN/Urate stones 0,3 Hemodialysis CGD# NA + 0% NA
Brown (6) 1998 49 F 1st Undetermined CN 4 Hemodialysis PGNF +/GB NA NA NA
Benedetto (7) 2001 48 M 1st Undetermined CN 19 248 AGD NA NA 0% NA
Cassidy (8) 2004 23 M 1st Undetermined CN 2 361 CGD +/NL NA 0% NA
Eller (9) 2007 11* M 4th + (9.5) 2,8-DHA nephropathy 1 Hemodialysis DGF## +/NL + 0% hom. c.400+2dup
Nasr (10) 2010 42 F 2nd Oxalate nephropathy 6 486 CGD +/GB NA 0% NA
Nasr (10) 2010 54 M 1st + (36) 2,8-DHA nephropathy 1,3 398 AGD# NA NA 0% NA
Bertram (11) 2010 56 M 3rd + (21) CTIN/Urate stones 0,3 Hemodialysis DGF +/NL NA NA NA
Sharma (12) 2012 80 M 1st + (30) CTIN/nephrolithiasis 1 Hemodialysis DGF NA NA 0% NA
Kaartinen (13) 2014 63 M 2nd + (from childhood) CTIN/nephrolithiasis 0,3 Hemodialysis PGNF NA + hom. c.188G>A

ref., reference number; F, female; M, male; Tx, transplant; CKD, chronic kidney disease; NA, not available; Nx, nephropathy; CN, crystalline nephropathy; CTIN, chronic tubulointerstitial nephropathy; sCr, serum creatinine; CGD, chronic graft dysfunction; AGD, acute graft dysfunction; DGF, delayed graft function; PGNF, primary graft non-function; GB, graft biopsy; NL, nephrolithiasis; hom., homozygous mutation.

*

before 1st renal transplantation;

**

delay between first episode of kidney stone and diagnosis (years);

#

history of DGF;

##

in the context of acute rejection.