Akut Böbrek Yetmezliği Tanısıyla Kliniğimize Yatan Olguların Analizi

Objective: Acute renal failure, which is characterized by a speedy decrease in renal function, is an important clinical syndrome with a high mortality rate. In spite of advanced intensive care and renal replacement therapies in recent years, Acute renal failure mortality continues to remaining high . In this study, we evaluated patients hospitalized with ARF. Material and Methods: We reviewed 145 patients with a diagnosis of Acute renal failure between January 2011 and December 2012 in our hospital, retrospectively. From the records of the patients, age, Acute renal failure type, application form, application of the basic findings, etiology, concomitant diseases, treatment, and laboratory values were recorded.Results: The most common causes of Acute renal failure etiology in our hospital were prerenal azotemia (38.6%) and nephrotoxic agents (30.3%) . The 72.6%of patients were nonoliguric, while 27.4%were oliguric. Medical treatment was applied to 65.5%of patients and medical management together with hemodialysis therapy was administered to the rest of the patients. The improvement rate of patients was 869% while 13.1%of the patients were lost. The 63.2%of dying patients were treated with hemodialysis treatment in addition to medical treatment, while 36.8%had ment and 78.1%of them received only medical treatment. Conclusion: According to the etiology of Acute renal failure, medical reasons come to the forefront compared with 40 years ago. It is also observed that the need for dialysis in Acute renal failure patients with oligoanuria increased and the patients who require dialysis have worse prognosis. Therefore, these patients should be monitored more closely