Development of atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome after gynecologic surgery: clinical presentations, diagnosis,  and treatment

Atypical hemolytic-uremic syndrome (aHUS), a variant of thrombotic micro angiopathy (TMA), is a life-threatening disease that leads to multiple organ damage with the high rate of maternal mortality or the disability of surviving. Our experience of the clinical course of the disease, launched after delivery, features of multiple organ failure, intensive care unit monitoring and treatment is presented in the article. We suggest, timely diagnosis and early specific anticomplementary therapy with complex and escalation treatment of multiple organ failure, which can be realized only in large multidisciplinary medical centers, can contribute to the improvement of outcomes.

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Clinical case of treatment of patient with aHUS in obstetrical practice. Experience of anesthesiology and resuscitation department

Yakubov

Salogub

Комличенко

et al. 2018

Annals of Critical Care

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Development of atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome after gynecologic surgery: clinical presentations, diagnosis, and treatment

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Clinical case of treatment of patient with aHUS in obstetrical practice. Experience of anesthesiology and resuscitation department

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