Causes of @entity204 in XXXX .

@entity1 @entity8 @entity295 @entity7057 @entity96 @entity1756 @entity1283 @entity5507 @entity703 @entity17825 @entity281 @entity299 @entity453 @entity204 @entity385 @entity454
To determine the causes of @entity204 in @entity8 ( @entity8 ) @entity1 and to examine whether the extrarenal manifestations of @entity8 influence the causes of @entity204 , the medical records of 129 @entity1 who died between 1956 and 1993 were reviewed; 58% of the 129 @entity1 had an autopsy performed. Seventy-seven percent died after reaching @entity454 . The mean age at @entity204 increased from 51 yr for those who died before 1975 to 59 yr for those who died after 1975, reflecting the introduction of renal replacement therapies. The most common cause of @entity204 before 1975 was @entity281 (30%), followed by @entity5507 (28%) and @entity299 (21%); after 1975, these were @entity299 (36%) and @entity281 (24%). Infection was equally prevalent before and after 1975, presenting as @entity295 in 94% and directly relating to @entity8 in 47% of these @entity1 . Underlying factors for @entity204 were @entity1283 , seen in 89% of all autopsied @entity1 , and @entity453 , seen in 81%. A neurologic event was the cause of @entity204 in 12% of @entity1 ; these were @entity1756 in 6%, @entity7057 in 5%, and @entity385 in 1%. The mean age of those who died of @entity1756 was 37 yr. No @entity1 died of @entity703 . @entity96 were the most common extrarenal manifestation, seen in 70% of the autopsied cases; cysts in other organs were very rare. @entity17825 were found in 21%. Thus, the renal and extrarenal manifestations of @entity8 are important contributors to morbidity and mortality.
