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. 2021 Feb 23;41(1):34–40. doi: 10.1016/j.nefroe.2021.02.006

Table 3.

Characteristics of acute renal failure in patients admitted for COVID-19.

Total AKF at admission AKF during Hospital admission P
n 41 2,3 18
Etiology,% ,02
 Prerenal 61,0 73,9 44,4
 ATN sepsis 24,4 8,8 44,4
 Glomerular 7,3 13 0
 Tubular toxicity 7,3 4,3 11,2
Urine strip,%
 Proteinuria 88,9 94,7 82,4 ,5
 Hematuria 79,4 70 92,9 ,1
AKIN,% ,6
 Grade 1 12,2 13 11,1
 Grade 2 7,3 13 0
 Grade 3 80,5 74 88,9
Biochemical data, median [IQR]
 Initial Cr (mg/dl) 1,73 [1–3,1] 2,34 [1,4–3,7] 1,11 [0.8–1.36] ,00
 Maximum Cr (mg/dl) 3,62 [2,33–5,5] 3,27 [2,33–5,21] 3,79 [2.24–5.55] ,9
 Initial urea (mg/dl) 77 [45–153] 124 [72–188] 60 [40–72] ,00
 Maximum urea (mg/dl) 199 [122–279] 161 [111–264] 203 [122–289] ,5
RRT,% 48,8 34,8 66,7 ,04
 Conventional HD 19,5 21,7 16,7
 CVVHDF 29,3 13 50

AKIN: Acute Kidney Injury Network; Cr: creatinine; SD: standard deviation; AKF: acute kidney failure; HD: hemodialysis; HDFVVC: continuous veno-venous hemodiafiltration; ATN: acute tubular necrosis; IQR: interquartile range; RRT: renal replacement therapy.

In bold, statistically significant differences.