January 1, 2025International Journal of Nephrology and Kidney FailureOpen Access

Obstetric Acute Renal Insufficiency at the Fousseyni Daou Hospital in Kayes, Mali

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Obstetric acute renal failure occurred in 2.94% of hospitalizations, impacting predominantly women aged 20-35.
Pre-eclampsia was the leading cause in 30.9% of cases, with significant symptoms like headache and dizziness.
Patients in their third trimester accounted for 85.7%, with vaginal delivery being most common in 78% of cases.
Total renal function recovery was observed in 63.4% of patients, while 19% experienced death and 42.9% of cases ended in live births.

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Descriptive study reports 2.94% prevalence of obstetric acute renal failure in hospitalized patients, highlighting key clinical features and outcomes.

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Samaké et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Descriptive study reports 2.94% prevalence of obstetric acute renal failure in hospitalized patients, highlighting key clinical features and outcomes.

Obstetric Acute Renal Insufficiency at the Fousseyni Daou Hospital in Kayes, Mali

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Obstetric Acute Renal Insufficiency at the Fousseyni Daou Hospital in Kayes, Mali

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