- •Renal diseases
- •Kidney functions
- •Nephron - functional unit of the kidney
- •Investigation methods of kidneys and urinary tract
- •CAUSES OF POLYURIA
- •Some renal symptoms and their causes
- •Some renal symptoms and their causes
- •Anamnesis
- •Anamnesis
- •Physical examination
- •Facies nephritica (Acute GN)
- •Edema (Acute GN)
- •Edema (nephrotic syndrome)
- •Edema (nephrotic syndrome)
- •Paranephral abscess
- •Palpation of right kidney
- •Palpation of left kidney
- •Striking test
- •Auscultation of renal arteries
- •Laboratory methods
- •Laboratory methods
- •Laboratory methods
- •Proteinuria
- •Proteinuria
- •Urine color
- •Some renal symptoms and their causes
- •Haematuria
- •Haematuria
- •CAUSES OF RED OR DARK URINE
- •Leucocyturia - more then 2000 cells in 1 ml
- •Crystalluria
- •Measurement of the glomerular filtration rate
- •Markers of renal functional state
- •Creatinin clearance (90-140 ml/min/l.73 m2)
- •Creatinin clearance
- •Calculation of GFR with Cokroft-Gault formula
- •INVESTIRATION OF URINARY TRACT
- •Эхоангиография правой почки
- •Пиелоуретероэктазии справа (экскреторная урография)
- •Бессимптомные камни мочевого пузыря
- •Аплазия правой почки (КТ)
- •Нефрокальциноз
- •Опухоль почки (ангиография)
- •Проходимость артерии восстановлена после стентирования
- •Сцинтиграфия почек, б-ой Б., 52 лет. Хр. гломерулонефрит
- •RENAL BIOPSY
- •Нормальный
Urine color
Some renal symptoms and their causes
Haematuria – more then 1000 erythrocytes in 1 ml
Blood in urine may be obvious, associated with a cloudy colour or only apparent on chemical testing (microscopic haematuria). Whether the passage of blood is painful or painless may be diagnostic assistance.
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Haematuria
Painful
kidney stonesurinary tract infectionpapillary necrosis
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Haematuria
Painless
infection
cancer of the urinary tractglomerunephritis
contamination during menstruation
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CAUSES OF RED OR DARK URINE
Haematuria
Haemoglobinuria: red urine, stick test for blood positive, but no red cells on microscopy
Myoglobinuria: in rhabdomyolysis. Very dark or black urine. Stick test for blood positive, but no red cells on microscopy
Food: beetroot (anthocyanins)
Drugs: phenophtalein (pink when alkaline), senna and other anthroquinones (orange), rifampicin (orange), L-dopa (darkness)
Porphyria (urine turns dark on standingAlkaptonuria
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Leucocyturia - more then 2000 cells in 1 ml
N 80% neutrophiles, 20% lymphocytes
Lymphocytes > 20% |
Active SLE nephritis |
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Subacute GN |
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Exacerbation of chronic GN |
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Nephrotic syndrome |
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Interstitial nephritis |
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Transplant regection |
Neutrophiles 90-100% |
UTI |
Macrophages |
Amiloidosis |
Eosinophiles 5-60% |
Drug-induced nephritis |
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Interstitial nephritis |
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Rapidly progressing GN |
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Ig A- nephropathy |
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