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  • Title: [Angiopathy in a case of primary oxalosis combined with familial spherocytosis (author's transl)].
    Author: Samizadeh A, Beersiek F, Müller KM, Loew H, Losse H.
    Journal: Dtsch Med Wochenschr; 1979 Jan 12; 104(2):62-5. PubMed ID: 365490.
    Abstract:
    An 18-year-old female with primary oxalosis, seen first when she was in advanced renal failure, developed a severe necrotizing angiopathy which began after a rapid decrease in renal function requiring chronic dialysis. Because of the severe angiopathy the preliminary diagnosis of an acute autoimmune vasculitis had been made. The correct diagnosis was revealed by renal biopsy and a renal transplantation performed. Soon after severe oxalosis led to failure of the renal transplant and death. The patient had also had familial spherocytosis, inherited from her father, while the oxalosis had been inherited from her mother. It is suggested that early transplantation at the onset of renal failure, as long as the blood oxalate level is still tolerably low, may give better results than have so far been reported.
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