Décentralisation De La Dialyse Au Sénégal : Expérience D’1 An Du Centre De Tambacounda A l’Est Du Pays

Kane, Yaya; Mbacké, Leye Mamadou Mokhtar; Tondi, Zeinabou Maiga Moussa; Lemrabott, Ahmed Tall; Faye, M.; Moustapha, Cisse Mouhamadou; Fary, KA El; Diouf, Boucar

doi:10.19044/esj.2016.v12n36p164

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“…When analyzing the cases of AKI in our patients, mortality was in the order of 30.55%. In the sub-Saharan African series, mortality varies between 34.1% [16] and 42.1% [10] in the event of AKI.…”

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First Emergency Hemodialysis Session at the Nephrology Department of the Teaching Hospital of Yopougon: About 146 Cases

Didier¹,

François²,

Cyr³

et al. 2020

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Context: Due to the late referral of the pads to the nephrologist and the lack of medical follow-up, many patients are admitted with complications from kidney disease requiring the urgent start of hemodialysis sessions. Purpose: Study the profile of emergency hemodialysis patients in order to ease their management. Methods: This was a retrospective, descriptive and analytical study carried out at the Nephrology Department of the Teaching Hospital of Yopougon from January 1st to December 31st, 2016. This study included all patients who had received a first session of hemodialysis in an emergency context. Results: We collected 146 patients with an average age of 39.80 ± 14.55 years and a sex ratio of 0.6 for men. Before admission, patients were known as hypertensives (63.9%), followed by CKD (23.9%) and HIV-infected (8.2%). The main clinical signs were hypertension (64.3%), edema (44.5%) and coma (30.1%). Anemia was observed in 97.2% of cases and it was less than 8 g/dl in 57.5%. Kidney failure was chronic in 75.3% and acute in 24.6%. Chronic nephropathies were glomerular (54.1%), vascular (20.5%). The main indications for hemodialysis were encephalopathy (33.5%), severe uremia (28%), acute pulmonary edema (19.8%), persistent anuria (11.6%) and hyperkalemia (5.4%). The vascular approach was a catheter in 97.2% (femoral site in 53.4% and jugular in 43.8% and arteriovenous fistula in 2.7%). Death was observed in 17.8%. In univariate analysis, age > 65 years (p = 0.04), coma (p = 0.004) and acute kidney failure (p = 0.02) were associated with the risk of death, and in multivariate analysis, only coma (p = 0.024, OR = 5.88) seemed to be associated with mortality risk for our patients. Conclusion: Hemodialysis in an emergency situation is a common practice in the Teaching Hospital of Yopougon and mainly concerns patients with CKD.

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“…In Senegal in 2016, a hospital study noted that 84.7% of patients in a hemodialysis center had received emergency sessions and that 34.2% of these patients had acute renal failure [10].…”

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