The signs and symptoms of this disorder can vary from asymptomatic microhematuria to severe, recurrent flank pain associated with kidney stone formation and infections. Patients may also present with a fever, nausea, vomiting, dysuria and polyuria. If untreated, the chronic infections can progress causing renal damage. In rare circumstances, it can also cause sepsis and overt kidney failure, though this outcome is very unlikely.
Fraley syndrome
Shapiro syndrome
Benedikt syndrome
Catel–Manzke syndrome
Mauriac syndrome
Benjamin syndrome
Schimke syndrome
Dravet syndrome