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Published on: October 28, 2022
Early post-traumatic renal vascular hypertension a rare complication of severe renal trauma
Idriss Ziani1, Ahmed Ibrahimi1, Youssef Kadouri1
1Department of Urological Surgery "A", Ibn Sina University Hospital RABAT, Faculty of Medicine of RABAT, Mohammed V University, RABAT, Morocco.
Abstract:
Severe renal trauma is a particular entity, although rare, but most often involves the risk of short-term death from hemorrhagic shock and long-term death from infectious complications or secondary renal dysfunction, exceptionally post-renal vascular hypertension. Which is generally a late complication, we will report the case of a patient suffering from grade v renal trauma with early post-traumatic renal vascular hypertension, suppressed by medical treatment, then the surgical indication was kept in the second phase in front of a mute kidney.
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