RESULTS OF TREATMENT OF CHILDREN WITH ACUTE KIDNEY DAMAGE

Abstract

The aspects of present-day terminology and classification of acute  kidney injury are considered in the article. Retrospective study of  245 patients with AKI over the last 5 years was performed. The analysis of AKI severity depending on pediatric classification  RIFLE criteria was performed. It had shown that the RIFLE classification is highly informative for predicting disease outcome It  had shown that the anuria duration period constituted on the average 12.1±6.4 days. Renal replacement therapy was required  in 72.2% of patients, and conservative treatment turned  out to be effective in 27.8% children. The study demonstrated that requirement in renal replacement therapy and/or neurological disorders presence and the need of performing artificial lung  ventilation is the predictor of poor prognosis in children with AKI.

Keywords

children / acute kidney injury / RIFLE / renal replacement therapy

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Muzurov A.L., Abaseeva T.Y., Generalova G.A., Pankratenko T.E., Emirova K.M., Orlova O.M., Kvaratskheliya M.V., Popa A.V.