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Kidney non tumor
Reviewers: Nikhil Sangle, M.D. (see Reviewers page)
Revised: 6 January 2013, last major update December 2012
Copyright: (c) 2003-2012, PathologyOutlines.com, Inc.
Table of contents
Primary references anatomy congenital anomalies embryology glomeruli physiology renal disease-general renal hormones tubules and interstitium
Primary
glomerular diseases: biopsy-general glomerular disease-general pathogenesis C1q chronic glomerulonephritis collapsing glomerulopathy congenital nephrotic syndrome diffuse mesangial hypercellularity with nephrotic syndrome fibrillary GN focal proliferative and necrotizing GN focal and segmental GS focal and segmental GS: HIV/IVDA glomerular tip lesion idiopathic nodular GS IgA immunotactoid membranoproliferative GN membranous GN minimal change post-infectious GN rapidly progressive (crescentic) GN
Hereditary
renal disease: Alport’s syndrome Bartter’s syndrome collagen type III Fabry’s disease fibronectin glutaric acidemia glycogen storage disease hereditary onycho-osteodysplasia infantile nephropathic cystinosis LCAT deficiency lipoprotein ochronosis thin membrane disease
Infections / parasites: abscess Actinomycosis adenovirus BK virus CMV Coccidioidomycosis Dioctophyma renale E coli hantavirus microsporidiosis tuberculosis
Drug
related toxicity: adefovir analgesics chloroquine cyclosporin A gold indinavir NSAID oxycodone tacrolimus
Associated
with systemic conditions: amyloidosis bone marrow transplant nephropathy cryoglobulinemia diabetic glomerulosclerosis heavy chain deposition disease Henoch-Schonlein purpura HUS/TTP light chain deposition disease microscopic polyangiitis myeloma polyarteritis nodosa preeclampsia sarcoidosis SLE/lupus systemic sclerosis Wegener’s granulomatosis
Tubular
and interstitial disease: general acute allergic tubulointerstitial nephritis acute pyelonephritis acute tubular necrosis chronic pyelonephritis drug toxicity-general granulomatous interstitial nephritis karyomegalic nephropathy lead malakoplakia nephrocalcinosis urate nephropathy xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis
Blood
vessel disorders: atherosclerotic benign nephrosclerosis diffuse cortical necrosis emboli hemosiderosis infarct malignant hypertension renal artery stenosis sickle cell venous thrombi
Kidney
transplantation: general acute rejection chronic rejection hyperacute rejection Banff classification
Miscellaneous: dialysis obstructive uropathy radiation nephropathy urolithiasis
Index (table of contents in alphabetical order)
A-E: abscess Actinomycosis acute allergic tubulointerstitial nephritis acute pyelonephritis acute rejection acute tubular necrosis adefovir adenovirus Alport’s syndrome amyloidosis analgesics anatomy atherosclerotic Banff classification Bartter’s syndrome benign nephrosclerosis biopsy-general BK virus bone marrow transplant nephropathy C1q glomerulopathy chloroquine chronic glomerulonephritis chronic pyelonephritis CMV Coccidioidomycosis collagen type III collapsing glomerulopathy congenital anomalies congenital nephrotic syndrome chronic rejection cryoglobulinemia cyclosporin A diabetic glomerulosclerosis dialysis diffuse cortical necrosis diffuse mesangial hypercellularity with nephrotic syndrome Dioctophyma renale drug toxicity-general E coli emboli embryology
F-N: Fabry’s disease fibrillary GN fibronectin glomerulopathy focal and segmental GS focal and segmental GS: HIV/IVDA focal proliferative and necrotizing GN glomerular disease-general glomerular tip lesion glomeruli glomerulopathy-pathogenesis glutaric acidemia glycogen storage disease gold granulomatous interstitial nephritis hantavirus heavy chain deposition disease hemosiderosis Henoch-Schonlein purpura hereditary onycho-osteodysplasia HUS/TTP hyperacute rejection idiopathic nodular GS IgA glomerulopathy immunotactoid glomerulopathy indinavir infantile nephropathic cystinosis infarct karyomegalic nephropathy LCAT deficiency lead light chain deposition disease lipoprotein glomerulpathy malakoplakia malignant hypertension membranoproliferative GN membranous GN microscopic polyangiitis microsporidiosis minimal change glomerulopathy myeloma nephrocalcinosis NSAID
O-Z: obstructive uropathy ochronosis oxycodone physiology polyarteritis nodosa post-infectious GN preeclampsia primary references radiation nephropathy rapidly progressive (crescentic) GN renal artery stenosis renal disease-general renal hormones sarcoidosis sickle cell SLE/lupus systemic sclerosis tacrolimus thin membrane disease transplantation-general tuberculosis tubular disease-general tubules and interstitium urate nephropathy urolithiasis venous thrombi Wegener’s granulomatosis xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis
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