Marfan's Syndrome Accompanied by Renovascular Hypertension

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  • Hiragami Hiroshi
    Department of Physical Therapy and Internal Medicine, Institute of Balneology, Tohokn University School of Medicine
  • Nagaoka Shiro
    Department of Physical Therapy and Internal Medicine, Institute of Balneology, Tohokn University School of Medicine
  • Yabe Yoshimasa
    Department of Physical Therapy and Internal Medicine, Institute of Balneology, Tohokn University School of Medicine
  • Sugiyama Takashi
    Department of Physical Therapy and Internal Medicine, Institute of Balneology, Tohokn University School of Medicine
  • Shibota Yutaka
    The First Department of Surgery, Tohoku University School of Medicine
  • Suto Ken
    The First Department of Surgery, Tohoku University School of Medicine

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Abstract

A 26-year-old male with Marfan's syndrome complicated by renovascular hypertension was reported. Stenosis of the main renal artery among the left multiple renal arteries was proved. In the present case, a high incidence in cerebrovascular disturbance was found on the paternal side. The patient expired on account of malignant nephrosclerosis following an attack of cerebral apoplexy. The causative relationship between Marfan's syndrome and reno-vascular hypertension was discussed.

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