Renal tubular acidosis in pediatrics: A review article
Leena Moshref, Rana H Moshref, Osama Y Safdar
Abstract
Background
Renal tubular acidosis was first defined by the incapacity to lower urinary pH below 5.5, normal GFR associated with hyperchloremia and a normal plasma anion gap, and later the definition added tubular impairment in the bicarbonate reabsorption.
Aims
To provide an overview of types, diagnosis and management of renal tubular acidosis. The study focuses on syndromes found in Saudi Arabia.
Methods
This study is a review article about renal tubular acidosis. It is composed of an extensive research in pubmed, uptodate, BMJ, Cochrane.
Results
There are different hypothesis and genetic play a role in renal tubular acidosis. Treatment varies from each type, but with proper treatment promotes normal growth development.
Conclusion
This study is an overview of renal tubular acidosis. It provides a comprehensive summary to interns, residents and consultants in the medical field.
Full Text:
Renal tubular acidosis was first defined by the incapacity to lower urinary pH below 5.5, normal GFR associated with hyperchloremia and a normal plasma anion gap, and later the definition added tubular impairment in the bicarbonate reabsorption.
Aims
To provide an overview of types, diagnosis and management of renal tubular acidosis. The study focuses on syndromes found in Saudi Arabia.
Methods
This study is a review article about renal tubular acidosis. It is composed of an extensive research in pubmed, uptodate, BMJ, Cochrane.
Results
There are different hypothesis and genetic play a role in renal tubular acidosis. Treatment varies from each type, but with proper treatment promotes normal growth development.
Conclusion
This study is an overview of renal tubular acidosis. It provides a comprehensive summary to interns, residents and consultants in the medical field.
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