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thereby interfering with
renal glucose reabsorption. In a
patient with
glucosuria,
diabetes is
confirmed by
measuring fasting or
random plasma glucose and...
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Sakallioglu O, Gok F,
Lhotta K,
Barata J,
Rueff J (Mar 2006). "Familial
renal glucosuria: SLC5A2
mutation analysis and
evidence of salt-wasting".
Kidney International...
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absorption of phosphate,
amino acids) or
familial renal glucosuria (presents as
isolated glucosuria).
Familial renal glycosuria (FRG) is
caused by mutations...
-
presence of
glucose in urine,
elevated levels of
which is
known as
glucosuria.
Glucosuria can be
indicative of
diabetes mellitus, but Benedict's test is not...
-
generalized lipodystrophy type 2
Diabetes mellitus type 1
Familial renal glucosuria Frontotemporal dementia Frontotemporal dementia, ubiquitin-positive Graves'...
- diarrhea, emesis,
excessive sweating,
urinary tract/bladder infection,
glucosuria,
renal artery stenosis,
hepatorenal syndrome,
decreased blood flow to...
- the filtrate,
leading to the
osmotic retention of
water in the urine.
Glucosuria causes a loss of
hypotonic water and Na+,
leading to a
hypertonic state...
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concentration is too high (hyperglycemia),
glucose p****es into the
urine (
glucosuria)
because SGLT are
saturated with the
filtered glucose. The two most well...
-
level in the
blood and
promote the
excretion of
glucose in the
urine (
glucosuria). The
mechanism of
action on a
cellular level is not well understood....
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above 375 mg/min, the body
cannot retain all the glucose,
leading to
glucosuria. PAH is not
reabsorbed and is secreted, so
excretion =
filtration + secretion...
