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Dr.Ruba Nashawati
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Diabetes Leading cause of ESRD 30% 40% DN DN Risk type I = type II
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Type II 74% 1 st degree relative Type I 83% 1 st degree relative Familial Cluster
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Renal Injury Hemodynamic Hyperperfusion Hyperproliferatio n Glucose balance 4
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Clinical syndrome Persistent Albuminuria >300 mg/24 hr Persistent Albuminuria >300 mg/24 hr GFR HTN HTN Cardiovascular Morbidity And Mortality
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Glomerular Barrier Glomerular Barrier tubule Normally, the larger Proteins are excluded at the glomerular barrier Normally, the larger Proteins are excluded at the glomerular barrier Smaller proteins can pass, but are mostly Reabsorbed Reabsorbed 9
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tubule Large Proteins are able to pass by the abnormal glomerular barrier Leaky Glomerular Barrier 10
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12 PLASMA PROTEINS EXCRETION (mg/day) PLASMA PROTEINS EXCRETION (mg/day) Plasma proteins Nonplasma Proteins Albumin12Tamm-Horsfall protein 40 Immunoglobulin G3 Other non–renal <1 Immunoglobulin A1All Nonplasma proteins 40 Immunoglobulin M0.3 Light chains χ 2.3 λ 1.4 β -Microglobulins0.12 Other plasma proteins 20 All plasma proteins40 Total Proteins80 ± 24
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13 Proteinuria Glomerular Hydrostatic Pressure Hyperperfusion Capillary Pressure Systemic Hypertension
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Sites of action: 1. Podocytes 2. Mesangial cell 3. Endothelial cell 4. Renal vessels 5. Tubular cell
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Hemodynamic Nonhemodynamic ( Mediates Cell ) 1. Proliferation 2. Hypertrophy 3. Matrix Expansion 4. Cytokine(TGF- β )synthesis
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often 1 st symptom DN often 1 st symptom DN 18
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19 Only Albumin Insensitive in Microalbuminuria
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Easy Yearly Control DM patient 20
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Albumin excretion (30 to 300 mg/day) persists over 3-6 month 24
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Indications for Renal Biopsy Further investigation including a renal biopsy should be considered (Fig. 29.22): n If retinopathy is not present in type 1 diabetes with proteinuria or moderately impaired renal function (absence of retinopathy does not exclude DN in type 2 diabetes). n If the onset of proteinuria has been sudden and rapid, particularly in type 1 diabetes, and if the duration of type 1 diabetes has been less than 5 years or if the evolution has been atypical, for example, without transition through the usual stages, particularly the development of nephrtic syndrome without previous microalbuminuria. n If macroscopic hematuria is present or an active nephritic urinary sediment is found that is suggestive of GN, such as acanthocytes and red cell casts; the sediment in DN typically is unremarkable apart from some occasional erythrocytes. n If the decline of renal function is exceptionally rapid or if renal dysfunction is found without significant proteinuria (first, of course, renovascular disease must be excluded
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Reduce the rate of Progression of Nephropathy + Minimize the risk for CV events
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Diabetic Nephropathy
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corrected Good Glycemic Control ACEi
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Hypertensive + Diabetic Normotensive + Nondiabetic + Ratio>30mg/g 35
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Don’t prevent Proteinuria Reverse the progression of Proteinuria 60% 36
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Stop Cr >30% K AKI CKD = not contraindication 37
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Check Creatinine day 3 week 2 38
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Loop diuretics Thiazide Aldosterone Antagonist 39
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Only Nonhydropyridin CCB (Diltiazem, Verapamil) Are Anti Proteinuric 40
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Aliskiren 42
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45 Strict DM+DN HBA1c 7.0% Type I Evidence Based
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More aggressive in 1. Young 2. Short DM Duration 3. High Life Quality 4. Risk Of Hypoglycemia 46
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1. Usually HDL + Tg 2. Type II +Non-Dialitic statine 3. ESRD too late 48
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1. DM LDL <100mg/dl 2. DM +CVD <70mg/dl 49
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Low Protein Diet 0.8g/Kg/Day K + Na Restriction Life Style Modification 51
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Peroxisome Proliferation Activated Receptors Thiazolidinedione (Pioglitazone) +ARBs MMF Fish Oil 53
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54 TakeHomeMessagesTakeHomeMessages
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Early discover DM control ARBs /ACEi as Detected 55
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