[Physiopathology and Treatment of Renal Infarction Complicated By Severe Hypertension - Case-report]

Christophe, JL.;Deplaen, JF.;Goffette, Pierre;Lambert, Michel
(1993) Nephrologie — Vol. 14, n° 3, p. 133-137 (1993)

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  • Christophe, JL.
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  • Deplaen, JF.
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  • Goffette, Pierre
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  • Lambert, MichelUCLouvain
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Abstract
Renal infarction can be complicated by arterial hypertension, which is sometimes severe and may present as hypertensive encephalopathy and epilepsy. We report such a case in whom angiographic studies revealed a stenosis of the left renal artery and a post-stenotic aneurismal dilation, containing a large thrombus with distal embolization. Thrombolysis associated with angioplasty resulted in the disappearance of the thrombus and correction of the stenosis. The pathophysiology of hypertension secondary to renal infarction is discussed. Therapeutic modalities are reviewed.
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Christophe, JL., Deplaen, JF., Goffette, P., & Lambert, M. (1993). [Physiopathology and Treatment of Renal Infarction Complicated By Severe Hypertension - Case-report]. Nephrologie, 14(3), 133-137. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/146883 (Original work published 1993)