Clinical presentation typically begins in 3rd to 4th decade of life, but may be detectable in childhood
Abdominal pain, flank pain and/or back pain is most common initial symptom.
Pain due to:
enlargement of cysts
bleeding within cyst or gross hematuria with clots or perinephric hematoma
urinary tract infection
nephrolithiasis
Hematuria
self-limited
cysts are susceptible to traumatic injury
Hypertension
common early manifestation
increased diastolic
Pain due to:
enlargement of cysts
bleeding within cyst or gross hematuria with clots or perinephric hematoma
urinary tract infection
nephrolithiasis
enlargement of cysts
bleeding within cyst or gross hematuria with clots or perinephric hematoma
urinary tract infection
nephrolithiasis
self-limited
cysts are susceptible to traumatic injury
common early manifestation
increased diastolic
Polycystic kidney disease
IgA nephropathy
Renal abscess
Emphysematous pyelonephritis
Alport syndrome
Pyelonephritis
Contrast-induced nephropathy
Post-streptococcal glomerular nephritis