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[Renal glucosuria].

Revue medicale suisse - 20 Mar 2013

Rohfleisch A, Nseir G, Chehade H, Noverraz M Guidoux, Venetz J-P, Barbey F

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The occurrence of glucosuria in the absence of hyperglycemia is distinctive for renal glucosuria. SGLT2 mutations provoke familial renal glucosuria characterized by persistent glucosuria in the absence of any other renal tubular dysfunction. Renal glucosuria associated with others proximal tubular dysfunctions points to Fanconi syndrome. This generalized dysfunction of proximal tubule needs to be treated and may...

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