1. Hello everyone ? kidneys filter magnesium everyday. Do you want to know how?! #tweetorial #nephtwitter #medtwitter
Keep reading & see our recent post on hypoMg on @RenalFellowNtwk
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Keep reading & see our recent post on hypoMg on @RenalFellowNtwk
renalfellow.org
@TheSkeletonKG @NSMCInternship
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2. First answer this question #nephtwitter, do you know how much Mg is filtered by the kidneys?
3. In the kidneys, Mg handling is a filtration-reabsorption process:
- 70-80% of blood Mg is ultrafilterable (free & complexed).
- 2000–2400 mg of magnesium per day (assuming a normal GFR) are filtered by the kidneys
annualreviews.org
- 70-80% of blood Mg is ultrafilterable (free & complexed).
- 2000–2400 mg of magnesium per day (assuming a normal GFR) are filtered by the kidneys
annualreviews.org
4. Control of total body magnesium homeostasis principally resides within the nephron segments of the kidney. Where does the magnesium absorption mainly occur?
5. Mg is handled in different ways along the nephron segments:
- Proximal tubule → 5-15% is reabsorbed by paracellular pathway.
- Na - water reabsorption → ↑ Intraluminal Mg concentration & lumen-positive potential
karger.com
- Proximal tubule → 5-15% is reabsorbed by paracellular pathway.
- Na - water reabsorption → ↑ Intraluminal Mg concentration & lumen-positive potential
karger.com
7. Knowing that the greatest absorption of Mg occurs in the TAL, how does furosemide (lasix) lead to HypoMg? ?
9. Permeability to Mg in the tight junctions resides in transmembrane proteins → claudin-16 & 19.
#NephPearls: Mutations in CLDN16 or CLDN19 cause familial hypomagnesemia with hypercalciuria and nephrocalcinosis (FHHNC).
academic.oup.com
#NephPearls: Mutations in CLDN16 or CLDN19 cause familial hypomagnesemia with hypercalciuria and nephrocalcinosis (FHHNC).
academic.oup.com
10. Only 10-15% of the filtered Mg is delivered to the distal tubule:
- BUT 70 to 80% of what reaches here is reabsorbed actively via TRPM6
- Leaving about 3% of the filtered Mg normally appearing in the urine
cjasn.asnjournals.org
- BUT 70 to 80% of what reaches here is reabsorbed actively via TRPM6
- Leaving about 3% of the filtered Mg normally appearing in the urine
cjasn.asnjournals.org
11. Around 50% of clinically significant HypoK has concomitant HypoMg, this is most frequently observed in loop or thiazide diuretic therapy. Why does magnesium decrease potassium excretion?
jasn.asnjournals.org
jasn.asnjournals.org
13. ? Take home points:
- Healthy Kidneys filter 2000-2400 mg of Mg /day
- Reabsorption mainly occur at TAL (paracellular pathway)
- Loop diuretics can inhibit paracellular Mg absorption
- HypoMg leads to HypoK
- Healthy Kidneys filter 2000-2400 mg of Mg /day
- Reabsorption mainly occur at TAL (paracellular pathway)
- Loop diuretics can inhibit paracellular Mg absorption
- HypoMg leads to HypoK
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