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The elevation of urinary trehalase activity in patients of itai-itai disease was examined. Urinary trehalase was correlated with tubular reabsorption of phosphorus (%TRP): the lower the trehalase activity, the worse was %TRP. Furthermore, this activity was inversely correlated with urinary glucose and urinary total protein. In itai-itai disease, the excretion of beta 2-microglobulin seems to be maximal, and urinary trehalase activity was low in the latter stages of the disease. It is inferred that itai-itai disease produces extremely severe tubular damage as well as glomerular dysfunction.
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