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The primary pathologic defect in Bartter's syndrome is unknown. Three patients have been studied. In two of them, with normal intra-erythrocite sodium concentration, authors prove the existence of an impaired proximal tubular sodium reabsorption. In the last case, with a high intra-erythrocite sodium concentration, this impaired sodium reabsorption was localized in the proximal and distal tubular portions.
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