Uromodulin and chronic tubulointerstitial kidney disease

Session

Medicine and Nursing

Description

Uromodulin is a glycoprotein which is synthesized in nephron distal tubule epithelial cells.The purpose of this research is to determine the role of uromoduline in the pathogenesis of kidney damage in chronic tubulointerstitial diseases.Of the 101cases with chronic tubulointerstitial disease,48 cases were obstructive pyelonephritis and 53 cases nonobstructive pyelonephritis with vesicoureteral reflux.Uromodulin in the form of interstitial kidney deposition was found in a total of 26 cases(25.7%) of chronic obstructive and nonobstructive tubulointerstitial diseases.Of 26 cases with this interstitial protein,15 cases (58%) were obstructive pyelonephritis,while 11 cases (42%) were non obstructive pyelonephritis.In the largest number of cases with this PAS-positive protein,calcifications were found in the renal interstitium (21 of 26 cases or 81%),whereas in cases with PAS-negative protein these calcifications were found much less (19 of 75 cases or 25%).This difference with x2 test is significant.The largest number of cases with interstitial protein deposition was found in the kidneys with severe injury (16 of 26 cases or 61.5%),while in the kidneys with mild injury only in (3 of 26 cases or 11.5%).Around this protein in the kidney interstitium,lymphoplasmacytic infiltrates and macrophages are observed as an inflammatory reaction to uromodulin.This data indicate that uromodulin plays an important role in the pathogenesis of kidney damage in chronic ,especially obstructive tubulointerstitial diseases.

Keywords:

Chronic tubulointerstitias diseases, Uromodulin.

Session Chair

Syheda Latifi Hoxha

Session Co-Chair

Shqiptar Demaçi

Proceedings Editor

Edmond Hajrizi

ISBN

978-9951-550-19-2

Location

Pristina, Kosovo

Start Date

26-10-2019 3:30 PM

End Date

26-10-2019 5:00 PM

DOI

10.33107/ubt-ic.2019.314

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Uromodulin and chronic tubulointerstitial kidney disease

Pristina, Kosovo

Uromodulin is a glycoprotein which is synthesized in nephron distal tubule epithelial cells.The purpose of this research is to determine the role of uromoduline in the pathogenesis of kidney damage in chronic tubulointerstitial diseases.Of the 101cases with chronic tubulointerstitial disease,48 cases were obstructive pyelonephritis and 53 cases nonobstructive pyelonephritis with vesicoureteral reflux.Uromodulin in the form of interstitial kidney deposition was found in a total of 26 cases(25.7%) of chronic obstructive and nonobstructive tubulointerstitial diseases.Of 26 cases with this interstitial protein,15 cases (58%) were obstructive pyelonephritis,while 11 cases (42%) were non obstructive pyelonephritis.In the largest number of cases with this PAS-positive protein,calcifications were found in the renal interstitium (21 of 26 cases or 81%),whereas in cases with PAS-negative protein these calcifications were found much less (19 of 75 cases or 25%).This difference with x2 test is significant.The largest number of cases with interstitial protein deposition was found in the kidneys with severe injury (16 of 26 cases or 61.5%),while in the kidneys with mild injury only in (3 of 26 cases or 11.5%).Around this protein in the kidney interstitium,lymphoplasmacytic infiltrates and macrophages are observed as an inflammatory reaction to uromodulin.This data indicate that uromodulin plays an important role in the pathogenesis of kidney damage in chronic ,especially obstructive tubulointerstitial diseases.