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Intravenous Thrombolysis of Renal Infraction: Case Report

DOI : https://doi.org/10.36349/easjacc.2021.v03i05.007

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Kidney infarction is a rare diagnostic condition because it is often underestimated. It occurs most often in patients with cardiovascular terrain. Most often, the clinical symptomatology of renal infarction initially simulates a picture of febrile renal colic or not, the radiological examinations of which requested are based on the first-line ultrasound. The abdominopelvic scanner without injection being used more and more in front of a painful abdominal symptomatology. In some cases, it is desirable to complete the scan by injecting contrast product, especially in the event of an unconfirmed lithiasis obstacle. Early management of renal infarction with thrombolysis or curative-dose anticoagulation (heparin therapy) may improve complete and permanent restoration of renal function. Indeed, the early diagnosis of a renal infarction is made in less than 30% of patients; it is a critical problem that requires rapid management to save the vital prognosis and the function of the kidney.

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