Role of iron in progressive renal disease.

Role of iron in progressive renal disease.
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DOI:
10.1053/ajkd.2001.20736
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2001
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American journal of kidney diseases : the official journal of the National Kidney Foundation
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通讯作者:
Sudhir V. Shah
Sudhir V. Shah
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Sudhir V. Shah

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The importance of iron in renal injury is derived from the ease with which iron is reversibly oxidized or reduced, enabling it to participate in the production of free radicals. Experimental evidence for the role of oxidants and iron in progressive renal disease falls into two broad categories. First, considerable data implicate oxidants in the proteinuria of glomerular disease. To the extent that proteinuria is an important determinant of progression, reduction of proteinuria would result in retardation of progression. Evidence also suggests a role of oxidants and iron in diabetic nephropathy, a major cause of end-stage kidney disease. Second, more direct studies have examined the role of oxidants and iron in models of progressive renal disease. These studies include the demonstration of increased iron in the kidney in models of progressive kidney disease; enhanced generation of oxidants, providing a mechanism by which iron can be mobilized; and more direct evidence of the beneficial effect of iron-deficient diets and iron chelators. Although the collective information on the role of oxidants and iron derived from in vitro studies and animal models of glomerular disease and progressive renal failure is impressive, control studies of patients are needed to show the efficacy of antioxidants and/or iron chelators in retarding the progression of renal failure and may offer an important therapeutic modality to patients with renal disease.