Glucosuria, Renal

Cressman MD,Vidt DG, Acker C. Renal glucosuria and azotaemia after enalapril maleate. Lancet 1982 2 440. 

Scriver, C. R., Goldbloom, R. B., and Roy, C. C., Hypophosphatemic rickets with renal hyperglycinuria, renal glucosuria, and glycyl-prolinuria. A syndrome with evidence for renal tubular secretion of phosphorus. Pediatrics 34, 357-371 (1964). 

Four of the subjects with neoplastic disease were studied in more detail (Table 3 and Table 4). In each subject, the ratio of urate creatinine found to be increased (Table 3). There was no evidence of renal glucosuria, hyperphosphaturia, or bicarbonate wasting, which would suggest a generalized defect of tubular transport in these patients (Table 4). One patient, however, patient W.G., had a generalized amino aciduria and another, patient A.H., had an increase in alanine excretion. Two of the patients, J.L. and W.G., with neoplastic disease and an increased Curate/ creatinine ratio had evidence of obstructive jaundice, with plasma bilirubin levels of 15 and 20 mg/100 ml, respectively. In these same two patients with extensive hepatic involvement there was also an increase in the urinary excretion of oxypurines (Table 4). 

Table 16 2. Renal glucosuria SGLT2 defect) (severe defects rare, approx 20 casesi mild defects are frequent) ...

None Renal glucosuria should not be confused with any types of diabetes mellitus. 

An older term for renal glucosuria. (Also see RENAL GLUCOSURIA.)... 

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