and time to renal recovery was 8 days (5-27) and 29.5 days (5-27) respectively. One patient died of non-renal causes. Conclusions: AKI with NCNO nephromegaly is likely an oliguric severe acute kidney injury requiring few hemodialysis session with good renal and vital outcomes.
such as symptoms and problem list, effect of kidney disease, burden of kidney disease on sleep, physical functioning, emotional well being, and energy or fatigue showed better scores in group 3 than group 1 and 2. These domains also showed that the scores were higher in group 2 than in group 1.The comparison of General Health domains between anaemia correction measures like EPO, EPO plus other Iron supplements, only oral Iron supplements and None (patients who are not on any supplements) showed significant difference in certain domains like physical, General health, Emotional well being and Energy or Fatigue with those on EPO having better scores.The QOL domains were compared between CKD stages and most of the scores are found to be higher in stage 3 than the remaining groups. The domains such as Symptom or Problem list, Burden of kidney disease, Quality of social interaction and sleep, pain, general health, energy/fatigue showed significant difference. The QOL domains were compared between the dialysis and non dialysis groups. The domains such as Effect of kidney disease, Burden of kidney disease, work status, Quality of social interaction and sleep showed significantly better scores in non-dialysis CKD, as also General Health and Energy / fatigue domains. Conclusions: Quality of life is affected by anaemia in CKD, especially the effect on symptom or problem list, effect of kidney disease, burden of kidney disease, cognitive function and sleep domains. The QOL was better in CKD stage -3 than the other CKD stages.
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