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A case of atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome, associated with membrane cofactor protein (MCP) mutation

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Introduction: atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome (aHUS) is a rare, life-threating disease, associated with uncontrolled activation of complement system. Frequency of aHUS in population is 1-7 cases per million. Mutations of membrane cofactor protein (MCP) were found in patients with aHUS in 15% of cases. Materials and methods: we present a case of atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome, associated with homozygous mutation of MCP gene. A girl had 6 episodes of aHUS from 2002 till 2014, and had a complete recovery of kidney function. When she was 15 year old, 7th episode has happened and she had prolonged elevation of serum creatinine level (200 μΜ/l) and LDH (360 U/l; upper limit 225 U/l) after it. In our hospital, we performed kidney biopsy, confirmed thrombotic microangiopathy, and used next-generation sequencing of CFH, CFI, CFB, MCP and THBD genes. All mutations and polymorphisms were confirmed with direct sequencing. During observation, we found thrombocytopenia 90×109/l and elevation of creatinine level up to 378 μΜ. Specific treatment with eculizumab was started. Results: homozygous mutation of MCP gene c.307C>T and homozygous polymorphism of CFH gene c.2808G>T were found in a patient with aHUS. A recovery of kidney function was achieved on eculizumab therapy.

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P. V. Ananin
Scientific Centre of Children’s Health
Russian Federation


A. M. Mazo
Scientific Centre of Children’s Health
Russian Federation


T. V. Vashurina
Scientific Centre of Children’s Health
Russian Federation


T. V. Margieva
Scientific Centre of Children’s Health
Russian Federation


A. A. Pushkov
Scientific Centre of Children’s Health
Russian Federation


K. V. Savostyanov
Scientific Centre of Children’s Health
Russian Federation


E. S. Stolarevich
A.I. Evdokimov Moscow State University of Medicine and Dentistry
Russian Federation


V. M. Negoda
Rostov-on-Don regional Children’s hospital
Russian Federation


A. N. Tsygin
Scientific Centre of Children’s Health
Russian Federation


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Ananin P.V., Mazo A.M., Vashurina T.V., Margieva T.V., Pushkov A.A., Savostyanov K.V., Stolarevich E.S., Negoda V.M., Tsygin A.N. A case of atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome, associated with membrane cofactor protein (MCP) mutation. Nephrology and Dialysis. 2016;18(3):337-342. (In Russ.)

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