Table 2.

Timeline of the disease diagnostics and treatment.

Days	Diagnostics	Treatment	Aim
Ceasarean section	Basic blood count, C-reactive protein, blood chemical values, hemolysis markers, coagulation factors and descriptive, antiphospholipid antibodies, Coombs test, plasma ADAMTS13 activity, and antinuclear antibodies	Transfer to ICU	To exclude TTP, antiphospholipid syndrome, SLE, and autoimmune hemolytic anemia
Postpartum day 1	Plasma C3 and C4 levels, Complement terminal complex-level, C4A and C4B genetic testing	Plasma exchange
Postpartum day 2	Hepatitis B and C, HIV, and aHUS genetic tests (Complement system)	Plasma exchange, Hemodialysis	To exclude viral hepatitis as a cause of liver damage
Postpartum day 3	Stool sample testing the pathogens causing typical HUS	Transfer back to Women's Hospital recovery room were observation and symptomatic therapy continued	To exclude typical HUS
Postpartum day 4	Basic laboratory tests concerning hemolysis, liver and kidney function, platelets, and coagulation	Hemodialysis, Transfer to the department of Nephrology, first dose of Eculizumab	Diagnosis of aHUS was placed
Postpartum day 5	Basic laboratory tests concerning hemolysis, liver and kidney function, platelets, and coagulation
Postpartum day 6	Basic laboratory tests concerning hemolysis, liver and kidney function, platelets, and coagulation	Hemodialysis