ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY DUE TO MEDICAL DISORDERS
Journal Title: Journal of Evidence Based Medicine and Healthcare - Year 2015, Vol 2, Issue 31
Abstract
In this study 100 Acute Kidney Injury patients were analyse there was 57 male and 43 female, the medium age were 41.4. Oliguria AKI predominate (88%). Acute diarrhoeal diseases was the leading cause of AKI in this study (44%). Malarial AKI is (8%). Leptospirosis (4%). Snake bite with AKI (5%). Glomerulonephrities (5%). Drugs contributes (2%), Post renal (surgical) causes contributes (2%).
Authors and Affiliations
Konatham Rambabu, Duvvada Vijayababu
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