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ouY nac crsso uto hte pot heret arsnwe scci,eho CB,.,A You otwn eb brogenbrias tigyhnna ni het TCP ni 'csnainof nmdery.so nLkogio ta hekpo,laimya oea,pyhmitarn dna poytsieamhophhap onw. laokeyamipH n'cat eb trcerco bauecse vnee uhhogt satipsmou si tols it wlil be rrbaosbeed ta het rtael tckih eacnigdns olop dan if ttah entsdo aemk ,nsese eth dyob lilw dstuaj for wlo rsmue uapomists tub atgincvtai teh ++/KH mppu on lecsl. It n'its onarpyehitma baecsue ta hte ccglilneot tudc pcpanilir llcse, ebooartspirn lwli ucoc.r hisT vlaese pieahpyoohsmtahp as eth tecrcor nda ynlo nwesar oceh.ic
larasconExcellent explanation, thank you !+12019-07-11T20:45:09Z
waterlooIt's worth mentioning, that 25% of Na is reabs in the thicc ascending limb.
67% of filtered Na is reabsorbed in the PCT, whereas 85% of phosphate reabsorbed in the PCT. So pt more likely to show Hypophos. +2020-03-04T20:27:59Z
coconutUWorld QID:7626 says lab results in people with Fanconi syndrome will show hypokalemia+2020-04-26T21:37:25Z
j44ncoconut i thought that too but then i remebred fanconi is associated with hypophosphatemic rickets/ VIT D resistant rickets and this little dude is going to be growing because he's 5 and thats gonna increase the demand for phosphate in his body+2020-06-19T04:42:37Z
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medschulWouldn't Fanconi syndrome also cause hypokalemia though?+42019-06-04T19:42:38Z
yotsubatoEspecially considering the fact that the DCT will be working in overdrive to compensate for lost solutes???+12019-06-10T12:47:37Z
nala_ulaThis question did not make sense to me at all. I knew it was Fanconi syndrome yet didn't select the obvious answer because it said "follow up examination 1 week after diagnosis". I thought it would already be in treatment... I searched (now) and it says that treatment is basically replenishing was is lost in the urine. So definitely the wording is like wtf to me+12019-06-12T00:56:54Z
sugaplumI was thinking since it affected the PCT that Na resorption would be affected as well? But I guess the other segments will pick up the slack?+2019-06-24T02:04:51Z
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ouY nac crsso uto hte pot heret arsnwe scci,eho CB,.,A You otwn eb brogenbrias tigyhnna ni het TCP ni 'csnainof nmdery.so nLkogio ta hekpo,laimya oea,pyhmitarn dna poytsieamhophhap onw. laokeyamipH n'cat eb trcerco bauecse vnee uhhogt satipsmou si tols it wlil be rrbaosbeed ta het rtael tckih eacnigdns olop dan if ttah entsdo aemk ,nsese eth dyob lilw dstuaj for wlo rsmue uapomists tub atgincvtai teh ++/KH mppu on lecsl. It n'its onarpyehitma baecsue ta hte ccglilneot tudc pcpanilir llcse, ebooartspirn lwli ucoc.r hisT vlaese pieahpyoohsmtahp as eth tecrcor nda ynlo nwesar oceh.ic