Kidney diseases in pregnancy
Authors:
Eva Kolesárová 1; Jana Sirotiaková 2; Miriam Kozárová 3
Authors‘ workplace:
Nefrologická a interná ambulancia, Medikol s. r. o, Dialyzačný stacionár Medialyz s. r. o, Košice
1; Interné oddelenie NO NsP, Levice
2; IV. interná klinika UPJŠ LF, Košice
3
Published in:
Čas. Lék. čes. 2010; 149: 580-585
Category:
Review Article
Overview
Knowledge of important morphological, functional and hemodynamic changes occurring in the kidneys during physiological pregnancy is a prerequisite for proper diagnostics and therapy of renal diseases in pregnancy. Kidney diseases may be kidney diseases complicating pregnancy in previously healthy women, or pre-existing or superposed kidney diseases. Knowledge of renal insufficiency management in pregnancy, including haemodialysis treatment and management of pregnancy in patients who have undergone transplantation, is also important.
Key words:
pregnancy, kidney diseases, proteinuria, haematuria, dialysis, transplantation.
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