Cystic Diseases of the kidney:
Match the following:
A. Cystic renal dysplasia
B. ADPCKD
C. ARPCKD
D. Medullary sponge kidney
E. Nephronophthisis
F. Acquired cystic disease
G. Simple cyst
I. Most common genetic cause of end stage renal disease in kids/young adults ____
II. Caused by abnormal gene on chromosome 16 –____
III. Caused by a mutation in PKHD1 gene (which encodes fibrocystin)- ___
IV. Cysts in the medulla are typically concentrated at the corticomedullary junction - ___
V. Failure in kidney development despite normally formed precursors- ___
VI. Likely caused by obstruction to drainage -___
VII. Cysts contain clear fluid and often calcium oxalate crystals –___
VIII. Cysts are translucent and lined by single layer of cuboidal epithelium – these are a common postmortem finding -___
IX. Multiple cystic dilations of the collecting ducts in the medulla-___
X. Silent until adulthood when they classily present as: hematuria, HTN, abdominal mass - __
XI. Affected children present first with polyuria/polydypsia with terminal renal failure following in 5-10 years ___
XII. One of the variants of this disorder is associated with ocular lesions – ___
XIII. Cortical and medullary cysts seen in patients following prolonged dialysis ___
XIV. This disease affects the kidneys/liver in inverse proportions ___
XV. bilateral and symmetric enlargement but otherwise looks normal externally- but upon cutting the specimen there are multiple radially arranged cysts involving only the collecting ducts ___
XVI. initially involves distal tubules with BM disruption which is followed by chronic and progressive tubular atrophy (medulla + cortex) à interstitial fibrosis à renal insufficiency ___
XVII. Kidneys are massively enlarged with multiple variably sized cysts which may affect any area of the nephron ___
XVIII. Histologically shows: arrested development with simple ducts and often cartilage ___
XIX. Juvenile form is associated with NPH1,2,3 - ____
XX. 20% of patients with this disease develop cerebral artery aneurysms ___
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