Study of clinical profile and outcome in pregnancy related acute kidney injury

Background: Acute kidney injury (AKI) is a clinical syndrome characterized by sudden decrease in glomerular filtration rate leading to decreased excretion of nitrogenous waste like urea, creatinine and other uremic toxin. Even minor changes serum are associated with increased in-patient mortality. To study various etiological factors responsible for AKI do better management condition prevention adverse effects on maternal fatal outcome. outcome disease form recovery, morbidity record foetal Methods: A prospective, observational 50 patients conducted at department obstetrics gynaecology, Medical College Baroda Sir Sayajirao General Hospital from the time period 1 year. Results: There was no significant association initial However, there last Percentage Improvement as significantly lowest completely recovered compared dead discharged request percentage high patients. fetal outcome; however, improvement alive fetuses aborted, undelivered fetuses. Conclusions: Pregnancy-related common medical problem understanding its etiopathologies has impacts