Renal failure and lung hemorrhage as a presentation of COVID‐19 infection, a case report

Zamani, Nazanin; Aloosh, Oldooz; Ahsant, Samane; Khodabandeloo, Niloofar; Ahimahalle, Tahere Zarook; Abkhoo, Aminreza; Riahi, Taghi

doi:10.1002/ccr3.3685

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“…The concomitant involvement of the kidneys (AKI) and pulmonary involvement (pulmonary hemorrhage) after COVID-19 infection have been reported in case studies of adults with vasculitis, particularly necrotizing polyangiitis (5,6); however, none of the neonates had neurologic symptoms and did not show involvement of the kidneys or other organs.…”

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Pulmonary Hemorrhage in Neonates with COVID-19

Vahedi,

Mousavi,

Behmadi

2023

Int J Infect

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Introduction: The new coronavirus has been responsible for the recent pandemic. It mainly affects adults; however, children of all ages, including neonates, may also be affected. The disease has shown different manifestations and symptoms so far. Case Presentation: The present study reported four neonates with COVID-19 admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit. All neonates had positive PCR results and suffered from pulmonary hemorrhage during hospitalization. Conclusions: The clinical symptoms, laboratory findings, and imaging findings were severe in neonates with COVID-19 and pulmonary hemorrhage, possibly related to surfactant damage and degradation.

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Pulmonary Hemorrhage in Neonates with COVID-19

Vahedi,

Mousavi,

Behmadi

2023

Int J Infect

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“…Studies have been reported that progression of stages II and III of AKI results in poor prognosis and high mortality rate in patients with renal replacement therapy [ 13 ]. Therefore, the need for renal replacement therapy with AKI is an indicator of poor prognosis in a patient with COVID-19 pneumonia [ 14 ].…”

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A Unique Presentation of Acute Kidney Injury With COVID-19

Dutta¹,

Das²,

Fershko³

2021

Cureus

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Although the respiratory system is the primary target of COVID-19 pneumonia, it can also notably affect the other systemic organs such as renal and cardiac. The incidence and prevalence of SARS CoV-2 associated acute renal failure are emerging day by day. While the pathogenesis is not clearly understood, it is considered multifactorial. Initially, the COVID-19-associated renal dysfunction was limited to acute tubular injury. However, over time a wide spectrum of clinical manifestations has been reported. Therefore, prompt investigation and early initiation of supportive treatment can potentially reduce the mortality and morbidity associated with this systemic disease. In this case report, we present a unique presentation of a COVID-19 with acute kidney injury where the patient was admitted to the intensive care unit with clinical features of acute renal failure with concomitant diagnosis of COVID-19, unlike other reported cases where patients were admitted to the intensive unit with respiratory distress and subsequently developed renal failure.

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