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Table 2 Comparison of clinical profile between our cases and pSS-related Fanconi syndrome reported in the literature

From: Ectopic germinal center and megalin defect in primary Sjogren syndrome with renal Fanconi syndrome

Reference

Presenting symptoms

RTA

Cr

K (mmol/L)

Histology

Treatment

Outcome

Shearn and Tu [29]

Polyuria

+

n.a.

3.8

TIN, tubular atrophy

n.a.

n.a.

Walker et al. [30]

Paralysis, polyuria

+

n.a.

n.a.

TIN

Prednisolone 10 mg/day

n.a.

Kamm and Fischer [24]

Polyuria, nocturia, weight loss

+

2.7 mg/dl

2.9

Diffuse TIN

Supportive only

Improved

Matsumura et al. [26]

n.a.

n.a.

2.7 mg/dl

n.a.

TIN, tubulitis

n.a.

n.a.

Ardiles et al. [21]

Muscle weakness

+

1.3 mg/dl

2.5

n.a.

Prednisolone “low dose”

Improved

Bridoux et al. [22]

Weight loss

+

1.8 mg/dl

3.5

Diffuse TIN, proximal tubulitis

Supportive only

Dieda

 

Polyuria

+

1.6 mg/dl

2.4

Diffuse TIN, proximal tubulitis

Prednisolone 10 mg/day

Improved

Kobayashi et al. [25]

Muscle weakness

+

1.3 mg/dl

2.7

Diffuse TIN, proximal tubule atrophy

Prednisolone 30 mg/day, 6 months later 12.5 mg/day

Improved

Ren et al. [32]b

n.a.

Yang et al. [31]

Muscle weakness, respiratory distress

+

1.4 mg/dl

2.7

n.a.

Supportive only

n.a.

Nakamura et al. [27]

Renal dysfunction, organizing pneumonia, multiple bone fracture

+

1.3 mg/dl

3.0

n.a.

Mizoribine 50 mg/day

n.a.

Wang et al. [6]

Hypokalemic paralysis

+

2.2 mg/dl

1.6

Diffuse TIN

Mycophenolate mofetil 1 g/day

Improvedf

Ram et al. [28]

Paralysis

+

2.1 mg/dl

1.3

Dense lymphocytic interstitial infiltrate

Supportive only

Improved

Celik et al. [23]

Paralysis, cardiac arrestc

+

1.1 mg/dl

1.1

n.a.

Prednisone 40 mg/d iv. in acute phase

Improvedf

Shi and Chen [33]

Proteinuria, glycosuriad

+

 

3.07

TIN

Methylprednisolone

Improvede

Saeki et al. [34]

Renal dysfunction

+

1.07 mg/dl

3.7

TIN

Prednisolone 40 mg/day

Improvede

Kong et al. [35]

Weakness, osteodynia, impaired mobility

_

n.a.

1.3

n.a.

Prednisone 30 mg/day

 

Our cases

Fatigue, anorexia

+

151 μmol/L

3.4

Diffuse TIN, diffuse tubule atrophy, lymphocyte infiltration

Prednisone 50 mg/day

Improvedf

 

Fatigue, polyuria, anorexia, osteopathy

+

88 μmol/L

2.1

Focal TIN, focal tubule atrophy

Prednisone 40 mg/day

Improvedf

 

Fatigue, anorexia, osteopathy

+

176 μmol/L

3.3

Diffuse TIN, diffuse tubule atrophy, lymphocyte infiltration

Prednisone 50 mg/day

Improvede

 

Fatigue, anorexia

+

305 μmol/L

2.7

Focal TIN, focal tubule atrophy

Prednisone 45 mg/day

Improvede

 

Fatigue, anorexia, polyuria

72 μmol/L

2.53

Mild tubulitis

Supportive only

Improvedf

 

Fatigue, anorexia, polyuria

+

184 μmol/L

3.0

n.a.

Prednisone 35 mg + cyclophosphamide 0.2 g qod

Improvede

 

Polyuria

120 μmol/L

3.4

n.a.

Prednisone 60 mg/day

Improvede

 

Fatigue, polyuria, anorexia, osteopathy

+

202 μmol/L

2.62

n.a.

Prednisone 55 mg/day

Improvede

 

Osteopathy

110 μmol/L

3.2

n.a.

Prednisone 55 mg/day + metrotraxate 10 mg qw

Improvedf

 

Fatigue, polyuria, osteopathy

+

75 μmol/L

2.88

n.a.

Prednisone 40 mg/day + cyclophosphamide 0.2 g qod

Improvedf

 

Hypokalemic paralysis, osteopathy

+

65 μmol/L

2.1

n.a.

Supportive

Improvedf

 

polyuria, osteopathy

+

71 μmol/L

2.34

n.a.

Prednisone 30 mg/day + metrotraxate 10 mg qw

Improvedf

  1. Mean age of patients with pSS-related Fanconi syndrome reported in the literature is 47.4 ± 13.2, with a female ratio of 93.3%
  2. n.a. not available, pSS primary Sjogren syndrome, qop every other day, qw every week, RTA renal tubule acidosis, TIN tubulointerstitial nephritis
  3. aProbable cardiovascular event
  4. bFour cases reported in a retrospective study of 130 cases, no detailed information
  5. cAlso diagnosed of brucellic disease
  6. dWith autoimmune thyroiditis
  7. eImprovement of renal function, and stable during follow-up
  8. fCorrection of electrolyte derangement, and relief of symptoms