Renal tubular acidosis or RTA is a disease where the kidneys don't excrete acids into the urine which results in the blood having a high acid content. Distal refers to the fact that the defect occurs a fair distance away from the point at which the waste fluid is actually removed from the blood and made into urine. Serious complications can occur if the condition is not treated. ...more »
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