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Autosomal recessive polycystic kidney disease is a rare disorder, occurring in approximately 1: 20, 000 individuals. This disease results from the mutated gene being inherited from both mother and father who are carriers for the gene but are not affected with the disease. The gene responsible for ARPKD has been identified, and mutations are now being determined in ARPKD individuals. This means that it is soon going to be possible to screen for the presence of ARPKD in individuals at risk for the disease. The gene responsible for ARPKD is on chromosome 6, and no other genes responsible for ARPKD have been identified. Given that you and your husband are carriers for ARPKD, it is certainly possible to screen your children genetically for the disease. However, as with ADPKD, a genetic diagnosis does not provide prognostic information. ARPKD affects both kidneys and the liver. Affected individuals may have significant kidney involvement at the time of birth, meaning very enlarged kidneys and decreased urine production. This results in difficulty with breathing that ultimately is responsible for the death of these infants. How often ARPKD infants die at the time of birth is not known; however, it does not happen in all ARPKD babies. Importantly, for those children who survive the first month of life, survival rates are very good, in fact much greater than 80%. When ARPKD infants survive, they have a number of medical problems that require attention. Most commonly these children have hypertension that requires medication. As well, the liver involvement in ARPKD is slowly progressive and can become symptomatic any time in childhood. The liver involvement in ARPKD is due to congenital hepatic fibrosis. This process results in dilation of the intra-hepatic bile ducts associated with periportal fibrosis. This process continues until the liver ultimately develops portal hypertension. The complications encountered related to the intra-hepatic bile duct dilation include biliary stones and infection. These complications are serious and can be life threatening, and, should symptoms of fever or abdominal pain develop in someone with ARPKD, he or she should see their doctor immediately. Other complications of congenital hepatic fibrosis include esophageal varices. The veins lining the esophagus the tube that carries food from your mouth to your stomach ; enlarge and tend to burst and bleed when portal hypertension in the liver is present. This results in massive bleeding into the stomach, which is also dangerous and life threatening. For children at risk for ARPKD who either have not or do not wish to undergo ultrasound examinations or genetic screening for ARPKD, it is wise to make sure that their physicians know that they are at risk for ARPKD so that, should complications develop, they can act quickly.
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References: 1. Paquay, J., Arnould, R., Burton, P., and Tinant, M.: The Fourth World Congress of Psychiatry, Madrid, September 541, 1966. International Congress Series 117: 338, Amsterdam, Excerpta Medica Foundation, 1966. 2. Kurland, A.A., Pinto, A., Dim, H.B., and Johnson, C.A.: Curr. Ther. Res. 9: 298, June 1967. 3. Simeon, M., Keskiner, A., Ponce, 0., ltil, T., and Fink, M.: Curr. Ther. Res. 9: 10, Jan. 1967.
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