Tubulo-Interstitial Nephropathies: Proceedings of the 4th Bari Seminar in Nephrology, Bari, Italy, April 25–28, 1990

310 Pages·1991·23.848 MB·English

by  W. Kriz, K. V. Lemley (auth.), Alberto Amerio, Pasquale Coratelli, Shaul G. Massry (eds.)

TUBULO-INTERSTITIAL
NEPHROPATHIES
DEVELOPMENTS IN NEPHROLOGY
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Tubulo-Interstitial
Nephropathies
Proceedings of the 4tb Bari Seminar in Nepbrology,
Bari, Italy, April 25-28, 1990
edited by
Alberto Amerio
Pasquale CorateUi
University of Bari
Bari, Italy
Shaul G. Massry
University of Southem California
Los Angeles, California
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CONTENTS
Preface
1. Structural aspects of the renal interstitium 1
W. Kriz and K. V. Lemley
2. Experimental models of tubulo-interstitial nephritis (TIN) 11
G. Camussi, G. Montrucchio, L. Biancone and C. Tetta
3. Tubulo-interstitial ultrastructural features in nephropathies 21
L. Torri-Tarelli, M. Meroni, G. Battini, F. Giordano and A. Sessa
4. The consequences of tubulo-interstitial changes for renal function in
glomerulopathies: a morphometric and cytological analysis 29
A. Bohle, S. Mackensen-Haen, H. Gise, K-E Grund,
M. Wehrmann, C. Batz, O. Bogenschutz, H. Schmitt, J. Nagy,
C. Muller and G. Muller
5. Medullary sponge kidney (tubular ectasia): a common finding in
calcium nephrolithiasis 41
G. Vagelli, V. Ferraris, G. Calabrese, A. Mazzotta, G. Pratesi and
M. Gonella
6. Cytological diagnosis of tubulo-interstitial nephritis 45
H. Pellet, A. Buenerd, B. Lacavalerie and E. Minaire
7. Analgesic nephropathy (AN) 51
G. D'Amico, G. Arrigo and G. Cavaliere
8. Renal impairment in uric acid excretion in patients with primary gout 61
G. Passavanti, E. Buongiorno, V.A. Lozupone, F. Spadavecchia
and P. Coratelli
9. Oxalate nephropathy pathophysiology and biochemical features 75
F. Linari and M. Marangella
10. Nephropathy induced by heavy metals 85
L. Ambrosi, C. Lomonte, L. Soleo and R. Molinini
11. Acute renal failure due to allergic interstitial nephritis: long term
outcome 101
Q. Maggiore, G. Enia, G. Catalano, C. Martorano and
F. Bartolomeo
12. Drug-induced tubulo-interstitial nephritis 107
P Coratelli, G.M. Pannarale, N. Lattanzi and G. Passavanti
13. Tubulo-interstitial nephropathies by industrial chemicals 119
I. Franchini and A. Mutti
14. Balkan nephropathy 129
M. Polenakovic
15. Renal papillary necrosis and tubulo-interstitial nephritis 137
G. Eknoyan
16. Reflux nephropathy 147
G. Piccoli, F. Quarello, G. Beltrame, P. Colombo and
T. Cammarota
viii
17. Proteinuria and brush border antigens in reflux nephropathy 163
F. Ginevri, A. Mutti, G.M. Ghiggeri, R. Alinovi, F. Perfumo,
E. Bergamaschi, M.R. Ciardi and R.R. Gusmano
18. Role of the immune system in obstructive uropathy 169
S. Klahr, K.P.G. Harris and G.F. Schreiner
19. Potassium homeostatis in obstructive uropathy and interstitial
nephritis 177
R.L. Tannen
20. Tubulo-interstitiallesions in renal allograft 187
C. Ponticelli and G. Banfi
21. Historical review of concept of pyelonephritis 197
A. Vercellone and P. Stratta
22. The nature and role of interstitial infiltrates in bacterial
pyelonephritis 207
R.J. Glassock
23. Urinary tamm-horsfall protein excretion in patients with
pyelonephritis or glomerulonephritis 221
F. Kokot, J. Duawa, M. Drab and M. Drobisz
24. Cell-mediated immunity and recurrent urinary tract infections 227
S. Favaro, G. Meneghel, L. DeSilvestro, A. Giacomini,
G. DeSilvestro, S. Can taro, L. Con venti and A. Borsatti
25. Tissue infiltrates in human chronic pyelonephritis 231
S. Favaro, G. Menghel, A. Giacomini, L. DeSilvestro, L. Calo,
M. Plebani, L. Conventi and A. Borsatti
26. Urinary tract infections in pregnancy 237
G. Fuiano
27. Role of the tubular basement membrane in the pathogenesis of
polycystic kidney disease 247
F.A. Carone and Y.S. Kanwar
28. Cystic disease of the kidney: clinical and pathophysiologic aspects 257
J. Grantham
29. HLA system in uremics with cystic diseases 265
C.C. Guida, M. D'Errico, F. Aucella, G. Ciavarella, G.C. Pompa,
G. Di Giorgio and C. Stallone
30. Tubillo-interstitial changes in HIV associated nephropathy: study of
14 cases 271
G. Barbiano di Be/giojoso, T. Bertani, A. Genderini, N. Landriani
and S. Cristina
31. Two cases of renal interstitial granulomatous lesions with improvable
renal failure in sarcoidosis 277
C. Dechenne, D. Dive and G. Cornet
32. Acute interstitial nephritis with uveitis in adolescents 283
J. Janda, J. Stejskal, J. Feber, V. Rambousek, A. Kolsky, and
D. KlimeSova
33. Familial interstitial nephritis in males without hearing loss 289
L. Lundberg, B. Lindqvist, T. Linne, and P. Wessen
ix
34. Effect of the ace-inhibitor enalapril on plasma concentration of atrial
natriuretic peptide and on glomerular filtration rate in normotensive
and hypertensive diabetic rats 295
R. Geiger. U. Bahner. A. Andreae. W. Vaassen and A. Reidland
35. Can plasma-exchange improve survival of patients with acute
myeloma renal failure (AMRF) " 365
M. Kose/j. J. Pretnar. S. Kaplan. B. Cizman and J. Drinovec
36. Morphological and biochemical characteristics of human tubular
epithelial cells "in culture" deriving from nephronophthisis 311
R. Bertelli. F. Ginevri. P. Altieri. A. Garberi. G.M. Ghiggeri and
R. Gusmano
37. Short-term effects on renal function of EDT A chelation therapy in
lead-associated nephropathy 317
C. Airaghi. G. Colussi. P. Rolando. G. Rombola. M.E. DeFerrari
and L. Minetti
PREFACE
We are pleased to present to our readers the proceedings of the Fourth Bari
Seminars in Nephrology. The Topic of these proceedings deals with tubulo
interstitial nephropathies.
The Bari Seminars in nephrology are bi-annual meetings attended by a large
international audience comprised of clinician-scientists in the various disci
plines of nephrology and related fields.
We trust that our readers will find the content of these proceedings reward
ing and interesting. We are indebted for the generous financial support of the
Centro Nationale delle Richerche, Italy.
Alberto Amerio
Pasquale Coratelli
Shaul G. Massry
TUBULO-INTERSTITIAL
NEPHROPATHIES