Leiomyoma - Pediatric Oncall

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Could a leiomyoma (fibroid - uterine tissue)that is attached to the lower pole of the kidney and left to grow for many years cause RTA? I would be willing to give more detailed info, if you need it.
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RTA is due to tubular damage to the kidney and due to a congenital disorder. Kidney disease over a period of time may lead to acidosis but that is a part of renal dysfunction and is not RTA. Fibroid does not lead to RTA. Back to All Questions

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