The policistic kidney disease - a patient review
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Keywords

policistic kidney disease
kidney

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Миленковиќ (Milenkovikj), Звонко (Zvonko), & Поленаковиќ (Polenakovikj), Момир (Momir). (2016). The policistic kidney disease - a patient review. Medicinska Misla, 27(1), 7–10. Retrieved from https://www.id-press.eu/medmis/article/view/982

Abstract

Was to present disease, over a patient review of policystic kidney disease, that need hospitalization many times – because of complications that follow it (uroinfection, calculosis, anaemia, chronical kidney insufficiency, hypertension, and cistes crack with hematury at first). Disease is with progressive development presented in worsened kidney function of other hospitalisations of a patient.

Laboratory exams show (kidney test's at first) disorder in kidney function. That manifest in this concrete case with enlargement of concentration of excretory products in serum (in our case it is: total phenols – 1,0 mg%; kreatinin – 6,1 mg%; and urea – 228 mg%. There were leukocytes and proteins in urine attend. Sedimentation is much hastened (80/122), and anaemia is attend too.

Radiological exams show – cistes attend in kidney – tissue pressing it together with all elements. We need this exams to confirm diagnosis of policistic kidney disease. Another elements to put this diagnosis are: big and different kidney, lumbal ache that intensified in movement, family history, hematury and uremy signes (anorexia, nausea, vomitus).

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