Research Article

Clinical and Genetic Features of Tubulointerstitial Nephritis and Uveitis Syndrome with Long-Term Follow-Up

Table 1

Patient data 1.

CaseTypeAgeGenderSideFamily historyDays between the first sign of uveitis and consultation (day)Presenting symptomsFirst sign uveitis or TINUveitisVisual acuityIOPUrinalysisBlood testRenal biopsy
AnteriorPosteriorInitialLastInitial (mmHg)Initial β2-MG (μg/L)Initial NAG (U/L)Initial Cr (mg/dl)Initial eGFR (l/min/1.73m2)

1Definite24FemaleBothGrandmother: renal failure
Brother: diabetes mellitus
9Eye pain
Eye redness
TIN (proteinuria)+R
L
30/20
30/20
30/20
30/20
10
10
3270020.61.0057.6+
2Probable14FemaleBothMother: glaucoma7Eye pain
eye Redness
decreased in vision
Uveitis+R
L
14/20
30/20
30/20
30/20
9
9
234013.80.65105.6
3Definite13FemaleBoth90Eye redness
Decreased in vision
TIN
(proteinuria)
+
Posterior synechiae
Cells in the anterior vitreous, retinal exudates, and optic disk swellingR
L
18/20
12/20
30/20
24/20
11
11
26305.20.8087.7+
4Probable15MaleBoth7Eye pain
Eye redness
decreased in vision
Uveitis+Cells in the anterior vitreous, vasculitis, and optic disk swellingR
L
20/20
20/20
30/20
24/20
10
11
960019.51.0089.2
5Probable13MaleBoth2Eye pain
Eye redness
Uveitis+R
L
30/20
30/20
30/20
30/20
13
11
3460n.d.0.80n.d.

TIN: tubulointerstitial nephritis; IOP: intraocular pressure; R: right eye; L: left eye; n.d.: not done; β2-MG: β2 microglobulin; NAG: N-acetylglucosaminidase; Cr: creatinine; eGFR: estimated glomerular filtration rate.