2016年8月22日星期一

What Is the Characteristic of Cysts’ Growth in Polycystic Kidney Disease

For Adult Polycystic Kidney Disease,cysts’ growth features as below aspects:

I. Different disease time

Different individuals of Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) get attacked at different time, because of different environment, constitution and genes. Even though patients from the same family in which family members usually have the same assignment of genes, they are attacked at different time. It is also reported that the attacking age of Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) tends to be younger in each subsequent generation, that is, children get disease at earier time than their parents.

II. The Number of cysts increases gradually

According to the evaluation, about 1%-5% of nephrons produce cysts under the function of Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) genes. Each kidney has 100-200 million of nephrons, so we could calculate how many cysts will occur. But all the potential cysts occur successively other than at the same time under various conditions. The number of cysts grows rapidly once the appearance of cyst.

III. Grown cysts enlarge continuously

Hyperplasia occurs as cystic genes affect epithelial cell of kidney tubule, and it can block the lumen of kidney tubule. Besides, cystic genes can change the status of basement membrane of kidney tubule. There are two reasons which arouse formed cyst to enlarge increasingly. On one hand, primary urine filtrated by glomerulus can enter into cysts, on the other, epithelial cell of cysts secrete liquid continuously.

IV. Cysts grow at an unbalanced speed


Due to infection, bad diet, sentimental disorder, toxic touchment, improper activity, fatigue and other factors, two stages of cyst development, active phase and stable phase, appears. This means that cyst can grow fast sometimes, but stably and slowly in some other period.

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