2008
DOI: 10.1111/j.1537-2995.2008.01871.x
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A severe case of atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome associated with pneumococcal infection and T activation treated successfully with plasma exchange

Abstract: The dramatic response seen in this patient suggests that PE utilizing albumin replacement may benefit patients with severe pHUS.

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“…All six pheresed patients survived with renal and neurological outcomes similar to the remainder of the surveyed cohort. Full recovery was also noted in a young child with DAT and T-antigen positive pnHUS who received 13 PE against 5% albumin [58]. Six of 12 patients reported by Brandt et al [50] (three Coombs test positive) received FFP infusions without discernible effect on platelet counts following treatment.…”
Section: Plasmapheresis and Plasma Therapymentioning
confidence: 78%
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“…All six pheresed patients survived with renal and neurological outcomes similar to the remainder of the surveyed cohort. Full recovery was also noted in a young child with DAT and T-antigen positive pnHUS who received 13 PE against 5% albumin [58]. Six of 12 patients reported by Brandt et al [50] (three Coombs test positive) received FFP infusions without discernible effect on platelet counts following treatment.…”
Section: Plasmapheresis and Plasma Therapymentioning
confidence: 78%
“…Neuraminidase may also be neutralized by donor plasma which may have enzymeneutralizing capacity [53]. However, experience with PE for pnHUS is limited [46,50,51,58]. Six of 43 patients with pnHUS described by Waters et al [46] received PE, two were exchanged against ''low-titre anti-TF'' fresh frozen plasma Management of hemolytic uremic syndrome (FFP) and three against albumin.…”
Section: Plasmapheresis and Plasma Therapymentioning
confidence: 96%
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“…However, the necessity of avoiding transfusions of plasma-containing blood products in p-HUS is controversial. Instead, plasma exchange with albumin as replacement fluid has been advocated by others [18]. The rationale is that plasma exchange represents a logical therapy by removing the level of circulating anti-TF antibodies and neuraminidase.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…A plazmaterápiával kapcsolatban kontrollált tanulmányok nem állnak rendelkezés-re. A patogenezis alapján a plazmaterápia (FFP-infúzió vagy FFP-szubsztitúcióval végzett plazmacsere) kerülen-dő az akut szakban, helyette albuminszubsztitúcióval végzett plazmacsere lehet hatásos [70][71][72]. Az a ferezistől várható haszon és a lehetséges mellékhatások, szö-vődmények egyéni mérlegelést igényelnek.…”
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