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IdiopathicIdiopathicMembranous Membranous NephropathyNephropathy
Paul M. JohnsonPaul M. JohnsonUNC Internal MedicineUNC Internal Medicine
AM ReportAM ReportAugust 4, 2009August 4, 2009
OverviewOverview
► EpidemiologyEpidemiology► PathophysiologyPathophysiology► Clinical PresentationClinical Presentation► Diagnosis/Work UpDiagnosis/Work Up► PrognosisPrognosis► TreatmentTreatment► Our patient…6 months laterOur patient…6 months later
Oval fat body under polarized light showing maltese cross.
EpidemiologyEpidemiology
►13.4 cases per million in adults13.4 cases per million in adults►onset most commonly 4onset most commonly 4thth to 5 to 5thth decade decade
(idiopathic)(idiopathic)►75% idiopathic75% idiopathic►FSGS has overtaken MN as most FSGS has overtaken MN as most
common cause of nephrotic syndrome common cause of nephrotic syndrome in adultsin adults
►2:1 males : females2:1 males : females
Secondary Membranous Secondary Membranous NephropathyNephropathy
Ponticelli C. Membranous nephropathy J Nephrol 2007;20:268-287.
PathophysiologyPathophysiology
► circulating IgG antibodies directed against circulating IgG antibodies directed against endogenous antigens on or near podocyte endogenous antigens on or near podocyte foot processes form immune complexesfoot processes form immune complexes
► C5b-9 (MAC) causes cell signaling -> C5b-9 (MAC) causes cell signaling -> silt diaphragm protein disruptionsilt diaphragm protein disruption redistribution of actin redistribution of actin GBM expansion by injured podocytesGBM expansion by injured podocytes
► antigens?: dsDNA, thyroglobulin, hepatitis B antigens?: dsDNA, thyroglobulin, hepatitis B surface antigen, treponemal antigen, and surface antigen, treponemal antigen, and not yet discovered….not yet discovered….
►Glassock RJ. Glassock RJ. N Engl J Med N Engl J Med 2009;361:81-83. 2009;361:81-83.
PathophysiologyPathophysiology
► Membranous Membranous NephropathyNephropathy thick GBM (in relation thick GBM (in relation
to tubular basement to tubular basement membrane)membrane)
mesangial expansion mesangial expansion (asterisks)(asterisks)
► Normal GlomerulusNormal Glomerulus thin GBM (equivalent thin GBM (equivalent
to tubular basement to tubular basement membrane)membrane)
mesangium limited mesangium limited to stalk of capillary to stalk of capillary tuft (double arrows)tuft (double arrows)
images from www.uptodate.com
► ImmunofluorescencImmunofluorescencee diffuse granular IgG diffuse granular IgG
deposits along GBMdeposits along GBM► Silver StainSilver Stain
spike pattern in GBM spike pattern in GBM highlights deposits highlights deposits between new GBMbetween new GBM
images from www.uptodate.com
► Membranous EMMembranous EM thick GMB, with thick GMB, with
deposits (D)deposits (D) effacement of foot effacement of foot
processesprocesses
► Normal EMNormal EM thin, homogenous thin, homogenous
GBMGBM epithelial cell with epithelial cell with
foot processesfoot processes fenestrated fenestrated
endothelial cell endothelial cell (arrow)(arrow)
Clinical PresentationClinical Presentation
►80% present with nephrotic syndrome80% present with nephrotic syndrome►hypoalbuninemia and hyperlipidemia hypoalbuninemia and hyperlipidemia
most often presentmost often present►sublinical to more than 20 g/day of sublinical to more than 20 g/day of
proteinuriaproteinuria►70% have normal BP and normal GFR70% have normal BP and normal GFR
Diagnosis/Work UpDiagnosis/Work Up
►U/A, microscopy, UP/C U/A, microscopy, UP/C > 3.5 g/day > 3.5 g/day oval fat bodies, lipid droplets, fatty castsoval fat bodies, lipid droplets, fatty casts
►Rule Out Secondary CausesRule Out Secondary Causes ANA/ComplementANA/Complement SPEP/UPEPSPEP/UPEP Hepatitis Serologies, RPR, HIVHepatitis Serologies, RPR, HIV
►cyroglobulinscyroglobulins
Diagnosis/Work UpDiagnosis/Work Up
►Kidney biopsy is needed for diagnosis, Kidney biopsy is needed for diagnosis, and should be done in all patients with and should be done in all patients with unexplained nephrotic syndromeunexplained nephrotic syndrome
►LipidsLipids►5-20% over 65 have malignancy5-20% over 65 have malignancy
age appropriate screeningage appropriate screening
PrognosisPrognosis
► ““rule of thirds”rule of thirds”► complete: 5-30% at 5 complete: 5-30% at 5
yy► partial: (<2 g) 25-partial: (<2 g) 25-
40% at 5 y40% at 5 y► ESRD: 14% at 5 y, ESRD: 14% at 5 y,
35% 10 y, 41 % 15 y35% 10 y, 41 % 15 y► Toronto Toronto
Glomerulonephritis Glomerulonephritis RegistryRegistry
Schieppati, A, et al, N Engl J Med 1993; 329:85. Figure www.uptodate.com
PrognosisPrognosis► Good PrognosisGood Prognosis
femalefemale young ageyoung age normal creatininenormal creatinine <4 g proteinuria /day <4 g proteinuria /day
for 6 mosfor 6 mos no tubulointerstitial no tubulointerstitial
diseasedisease► Poor PrognosisPoor Prognosis
> 8 g proteinuria/day > 8 g proteinuria/day for 6 monthsfor 6 months
Creatinine levels in patient with complete remission of idiopathic membranous nephropathy
Ponticelli C. J Nephrol 2007;20:268-287.
Treatment: Low RiskTreatment: Low Risk
►ACE I or ARB: act, at least in part, to ACE I or ARB: act, at least in part, to lower intraglomerular pressurelower intraglomerular pressure
►Goal BP <130/80Goal BP <130/80 may require diureticsmay require diuretics
►Lipid-lowering: statins most often neededLipid-lowering: statins most often needed► low salt dietlow salt diet►anticoagulation: controversialanticoagulation: controversial
highest risk: >12 g/day, albumin <2highest risk: >12 g/day, albumin <2
Treatment: Moderate and High Treatment: Moderate and High RiskRisk
► Moderate: 4-8 g/day x 6 monthsModerate: 4-8 g/day x 6 months (45% will have spontaneous remission)(45% will have spontaneous remission) if no better in 6 mos: immunosuppressionif no better in 6 mos: immunosuppression
► High: > 8 g/day x 6 months or worsening High: > 8 g/day x 6 months or worsening renal functionrenal function (75% progress to ESRD)(75% progress to ESRD) cyclophosphamide OR cyclosporine/tacrolimus cyclophosphamide OR cyclosporine/tacrolimus
PLUS glucocorticoidsPLUS glucocorticoids trial of rituximabtrial of rituximab
► Transplant: if ESRD – 10-30% recurrenceTransplant: if ESRD – 10-30% recurrence
Our Patient…..Our Patient…..
► UP/C is 5.12 (almost UP/C is 5.12 (almost 50% reduction)50% reduction)
► Creatinine stableCreatinine stable► CH 238, HLD 95, LDL CH 238, HLD 95, LDL
125125► Taking enalapril 10, Taking enalapril 10,
lipitor 40lipitor 40► Continues to ride Continues to ride
long distances on long distances on bikebike
Key PointsKey Points
►Membranous nephropathy only about Membranous nephropathy only about ¼ of all causes of nephrotic syndrome¼ of all causes of nephrotic syndrome
►75% idiopathic, but must rule out 75% idiopathic, but must rule out secondary causessecondary causes
►Rule of ThirdsRule of Thirds►Treat symptoms of low risk patientsTreat symptoms of low risk patients► Immunosuppression in high risk Immunosuppression in high risk
patieintspatieints
ReferencesReferences
► www.uptodate.com► Schieppati, A, Mosconi, L, Perna, A, et al, N
Engl J Med 1993; 329:85. ► Ponticelli C. Membranous nephropathy J
Nephrol 2007;20:268-287. ► Wasserstein AG. Membranous
glomerulonephritis J Am Soc Nephrol 1997;8:664-674.
► Glassock RJ. Human idiopathic membranous Glassock RJ. Human idiopathic membranous nephropathy--a mystery solved? nephropathy--a mystery solved? N Engl J Med N Engl J Med 2009;361:81-83. 2009;361:81-83.