Glomerular Filtration Rate of Children with Sickle Cell Disease Compared to Non-Sickle Cell Patients in Donka Pediatric Emergencies and SOS Drepano-Guinea Center

Introduction: Our study focused on the evaluation of renal function in children with sickle cell disease compared to without at pediatric emergency unit Donka National Hospital and SOS Drepano-Guinea center. Patients Methods: This was a cross-sectional descriptive analytical lasting 3 months (October 1 December 31, 2020). Were included, all non-sickle aged 0 15 received an outpatient basis had undergone exploration (serum creatinine urine dipstick). Results: We performed dipstick serum 75 children, 45 whom were 30 not cell. 27 our patients or 36% reduction GFR, among them 9 20% 18 60% The most affected age group 5 years (66.7%) (38.9%). In patients, cases (100%) mild failure (IRL). Non-sickle 14 77.8% IRL 4 (22.2%) moderate IR. Sickle antibiotics which respective p-value (0.01); (0.02), statistically significant onset failure. Conclusion: Several factors including anemia are believed be involved lowering GFR. It would essential detect early consultation.