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Q163 · PATH-164 PBQ 5 marks 18.05

A 54 year male, known case of type 2 diabetes for the last 13 years presents with progressive oliguria, raised serum BUN and creatinine. Her fasting plasma glucose is 234 mg/dl and HbA1c of 9.5%. Her ultrasound abdomen revealed bilateral shrunken kidneys with altered cortico-medullary distinction. a) What is your provisional diagnosis? b) Describe the morphological changes in the kidneys.

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2nd Prof Annual, Dec 2022 2020 5M 2nd Prof "A 54 year male, known case of type 2 diabetes for the last 13 years presents with progressive oliguria, raised serum BUN and creatinine. Her fasting plasma glucose is 234 mg/dl and HbA1c of 9.5%. Her ultrasound abdomen revealed bilateral shrunken kidneys with altered cortico-medullary distinction. a) What is your provisional diagnosis? b) Describe the morphological changes in the kidneys."
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