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by R G 15 years ago

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Acute Renal Failure

The text outlines various renal conditions and their associated complications, treatments, and outcomes. It covers acute renal failure, transplant rejection, and complex conditions like myeloma kidney and thrombotic microangiopathies.

Acute Renal Failure

Acute Renal Failure

Thrombotic microangiopathies

TTP
Purpura
Fever
CNS problems
Women
HUS

E.coli (Hemorrhagic)

Hamburger

Most recover

Some develop CRF

Triad

Thrombocytopenia

Uremia

Hemolysis

Children
DIC
Bilateral renal coritcal necrosis

This is possible

Prognosis is bad

Toxemia of pregnancy

Abruptio placentae

Bactermia

Crescentic GN

Immune complex Dz
anti-GBM
Goodpasture's
P-ANCA
Microscopic PAN

Myeloma kidney (Cast Nephropathy)

30% have severe ARF

Concomitant amyloidosis (15%)
Multinucleated giant cells surround casts
Hard, brittle, bright, eosinophilic cast in tubules
Bence-Jones protein

Transplant rejection

Earliest is 3rd-7th day (wks to mos)
Acute

Edema, hemorrhage, parenchymal necrosis

Vascular

Micro: endovasculitis

Edema, renal function normal after steroids

Cellular (interstitial)

W/in Hours
Hyperacute

Cyanotic, soft

Pre-existing Ab to HLA/ABO Ag

TIN

Tubulointerstitial nephritis (TIN)

aka

Acute interstitial nephritis

aka

Drug-induced ____

Allergic ___

Prednisone (part. benefit)
Deal w/ the Source
Clinical
Eosinophilia (50%)
Allergy
Infection
Other

Rapid Review:

LSE

Pb poisoning

Urate nephropathy

Multiple myeloma

Drugs

Antibiotics

Sulfonamide

Penicillin

Diuretics

NSAIDs

Acute pyelonephritis

ATN

Most important

Most common

Prognosis



  • No Systemic Dz, Excellent recovery
  • Systemic Dz: High mortality

  • Rx:

  • Water/Electrolyte balance, Dialysis (Peritoneal or Hemo)
  • Rx
    Dialysis

    Peritoneal

    Hemo-

    Water/Electrolytes
    Toxic ATN

    Organic compounds

    CCL4

    Heavy Metals

    Arsenic

    Mercuric chloride

    Aminoglycoside

    Gentamicin

    Ischemic ATN
    Causes

    Reduced renal perfusion

    Leads to prerenal azotemia --> hence, elevated BUN & Cr

    Renal vasoconstriction

    Shock

    Hypovolemia

    Lab Values

    Oliguria 50%

    Cr

    BUN

    LM

    NO DIFFUSE NECROSIS of tubular epithelial cells

    Gross

    Cortex pale, medulla dark

    Cortex bulging out of capsule

    Swollen