Acute renal failure secondary to aortic and renal thrombosis in a patient with abdominal aortic hypoplasia.

Abstract:

In this medical centre, abdominal tomography was A 55-year-old man was referred to our hospital with performed showing diffuse abdominal aortic hypoplaacute anuria for 24 h. He had history of smoking (10 sia with thrombosis (Figure 3). Eleven days after the cigarettes/day) and poorly controlled hypertensiononset of anuria, the patient underwent surgical revascuduring 15 years. He reported also symptoms of inter-larization. Thrombectomy of celiac aorta, transaortic mittent claudication 14 years ago which disappearedendarterectomy of left renal artery and celiac-aortospontaneously 2 years later. The initial symptom wasbifemoral by-pass (haemashield 16× 8 mm) were made. an acute lumbar pain after a physical exercise. OnDiuresis was recovered and the patient was discharged admission, the blood pressure was 160/100 mmHg. from hospital 24 days after the surgery with a serum Lower extremity pulses …

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1998

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