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. 2017 Mar 16;18:92. doi: 10.1186/s12882-017-0510-0

Table 1.

Renal manifestations among 258 adults with snakebite envenomation, Yangon, Myanmar, 2015–2016

Characteristic All n (%)
Clinical manifestations
Reduced urine volume 258 128 (49.6)
Renal tenderness 258 114 (44.2)
Gross hematuria 258 46 (17.8)
Dark- colored urine 258 25 (9.7)
Urinalysis and urine chemistries
Urine protein-to-creatinine ratio ≥1 186 112 (60.2)
Microscopic hematuria 255 81 (31.4)
Pigmenturia 255 38 (14.7)
Leukocyturia 255 22 (8.5)
Blood chemistry
Acute kidney injury 258 140 (54.3)
 At presentation 140 88 (62.9)
 During hospitalization 140 52 (37.1)
Serum sodium
 Hyponatremia 258 115 (44.6)
 Hypernatremia 258 5 (1.9)
Serum potassium
 Hypokalemia 258 52 (20.2)
 Hyperkalemia 258 19 (7.4)
Serum calcium
 Hypocalcemia 256 88 (34.4)
 Hypercalcemia 256 6 (2.3)
Serum phosphate
 Hypophosphatemia 256 20 (7.8)
 Hyperphosphatemia 256 68 (26.6)
Serum bicarbonate
 Metabolic acidosis 258 22 (8.5)
 Metabolic alkalosis 258 1 (0.4)