Nefrología y COVID-19

Guillermo Pereda Bengoa; Marta Artamendi Larrañaga; Cecilia Dall`anese Siegenthaler; Antonio Gil Paraíso; Enma Huarte Loza; Celia Garijo Pacheco

doi:10.66737/ier.zub.283

Authors

Guillermo Pereda Bengoa Hospital Universitario San Pedro Author
Marta Artamendi Larrañaga Hospital Universitario San Pedro Author
Cecilia Dall`anese Siegenthaler Hospital Universitario San Pedro Author
Antonio Gil Paraíso Hospital Universitario San Pedro Author
Enma Huarte Loza Hospital Universitario San Pedro Author
Celia Garijo Pacheco Hospital Universitario San Pedro Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.66737/ier.zub.283

Keywords:

Acute kidney injury, Covid-19, kidney trasplant, dialysis

Abstract

Covid-19 as a cause of multi-organ and kidney damage, through different mechanisms, continues being a Public Health emergency. AKI is a frequent complication of Covid-19, especially in seriously ill patients or ICU patients, and it is a prognostic marker. It is necessary to
establish all the accurate measures to prevent AKI and if it occurs, we must carry out long-term monitoring due to the risk of kidney disorders. Dialysis patients are more vulnerable to infection and have a higher mortality than the general population. The incidence of infections in home
dialysis modalities has been lower than in hospital dialysis. Another population at high risk are patients with a kidney transplant, they are immunosuppressed, which involves a greater risk of mortality. Changes should be made to the IS treatment depending on the clinical situation of the patient.

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