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CYSTINOSIS, INFANTILE NEPHROPATHIC (CTNS)

CYSTINOSIS, INFANTILE NEPHROPATHIC (CTNS)
219800
OMIM = Online Mendelian Inheritance of Men
213
Cystinosin
17p13.2
E72.0
rare (1:100000)
autosomal recessive
lysosomal storage disorder, mutations in the CTNS gene
3 different types:

nephropathic (219800) -> most frequent form
- juvenile or adolescent nephropathic (219900)
- adult nonnephropathic (219750)
nephropathic cystinosis:
- early onset: 6-18 months
- late onset: 4-26 years
nonnnephropathic cystinosis:
- late onset, adult, benign
Laboratory findings    Cholesterol inc (serum)
    Creatinine dec (urine)
    Cystine inc (fibroblasts)
    Cystine inc (leucocytes)
    Phosphate dec (serum)
    Potassium inc (urine)
    Potassium normal/dec (serum)
    Sodium dec (serum)
    Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) inc (serum)
    Thyroxine (T4) dec (serum)
    Uric acid normal/dec (serum)
    Uric acid inc (urine)
Symptoms   renal failure, chronic
    Amino acids, urine
    cerebral atrophy
    cognitive impairment
    corneal clouding
    corneal deposits
    dehydration
    dental abnormalities
    encephalopathy
    failure to thrive
    Fanconi syndrome
    feeding difficulties, poor feeding
    fever
    genu valgum
    Glucose tolerance, impaired
    growth retardation, poor growth
    hepatomegaly (large liver)
    hyperuricemia
    hypokalemia
    hypopigmentation
    hypothyroidism
    infertility
    liver involvement or dysfunction
    metabolic acidosis
    myopathy
    onset, childhood
    onset, infancy
    osteodystrophy
    osteopenia
    pancreatic dysfunction, endocrine
    pancreatic insufficiency
    photophobia or photosensitive defect in light-exposed area
    polydipsia (increased drinking)
    polyuria
    proteinuria
    puberty, delayed or missing
    renal failure, acute/chronic
    retinopathy
    rickets
    short stature
    skeletal changes, skeletal abnormalities
    skoliosis, kyphoskoliosis
    splenomegaly (large spleen)
    strokelike episodes
    swallowing difficulties