Perinatal asphyxia and acute renal failure in neonates: presentation and outcomes

Background: Perinatal asphyxia (PNA) is described by the world health organization as a "failure to begin and sustain breathing at delivery." Acute renal failure (ARF), well-known consequence of birth asphyxia, has poor immediate prognosis can leave survivors with lasting impairment. The goal this study was find out how often ARF in cases PNA it relates severity Apgar score grading hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy.Methods: This based on APGAR scores function evaluation done day 3 life neonates gestational age >34 weeks signs asphyxia.Results: According score, 46 percent 75 infants investigated had mild PNA, whereas 42% 12% babies moderate severe PNA. discovered 24% patients, oliguric (ORF) non-ORF (NORF) 58%. Blood urea elevated all instances (100%) but only 8% non-ARF patients. found 100% individuals 28% patients not any Only (4%) asphyxiated abnormal USG results.Conclusions: Our findings revealed substantial link between ARF, no incidence stage HIE were shown have linear association study. ORF resulted death.