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  A Case of Secondar Hypertension
 

Case Report

l      50 yrs old lady was referred for e/o  uncontrolled hypertension of ~ 1yr.

l      She had exertional dyspnoea & palpitations 1 yr ago & was detected to be having HTN .

l      Treated with Atenolol & Amlodipine- still BP was not ¯ control.

l      At referral she was asymptomatic & leading normal life.

l      No h/o edema, haematuria, PIH.

l      Mother,maternal uncle, sister & 2brothers had HTN.

O/E

l      Moderately built, apparently healthy middle aged lady.

PR-86/min, regular,all PP+ with N.volume.

l      BP-170/100mmHg   (both UL)                                       -186 mmHg SBP (both LL).

l      No PICCLE & JVP.

l      Cardiac apex could not be localized.

l      S1 n, A2 loud, S4+, 3/6 ESM @ LSB+

l      Chest was clear with NVBS.

l      No FND & optic fundui- normal.

Abdomen

l      Normal shape & non tender.

l      Irregular,lobulated, non-tender, firm mass of ~12 cms was bimanually palpable in right lumbar area & was  ballotable.

l      Liver & Spleen were non palpable.

l      Band of resonance was + over the mass.

l      No shifting dullness.

l      Normal bowel sounds + . No Bruits.

 

l      50 yr old lady

l      F H/o  HTN

l      ? Secondary / primary HTN.

l      Uncontrolled HTN (stage III, No TOD)

 

l      Palpable enlarged Rt kidney.

        ADPKD, Hydronephrosis, solitary cyst, hypernephroma, renal tumors, Pheo.., Adrenal mass…

l      Suspect secondary HTN if

        Onset is <20 yrs or >50yrs.

        Difficult to control(refractory) HTN.

        Previously controlled HTN getting uncontrolled.

        TOD @ detection of HTN

l      Causes of secondary HTN

        Renal

l      AGN, Renal failure, ADPKD, RAS.

        Endocrine

l      Cushing's, Pheo, thyrotoxicosis,

Conn`s syndrome, Acromegaly..

        Drugs

l      NSAID, Steroids, OCP..

        COA

        PIH

        Alcohol

        Inv: Hb-11 g%, ESR 40 @ 1 hr.

        Urine Alb +, 4-5 RBC/HPF, no casts.

        B urea26 mg%,  creat 1.2 mg%, RBS 97 mg%, s Na136meql, S K 3.8 meqL

        ECG - LVH  & CXR wnl.

        Usg: B/L nephromegaly (16 & 14 cm.) with numerous   thin walled anechoic cysts of    5-30mm  size. No calculi, hydro nephrosis.

    3 cysts were seen in the rt lobe of liver.

                            sug of ADPKD.

l      ADPKD, Secondary HTN, with LVH.

 

l      HTN controlled with  Enalapril, Amlodipine & Methyl dopa.

 

   

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