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Objectives : Renal involvement in sepsis syndrome especially in critically ill patients is common and sepsis still remains a major problem both as a precipitating and complicating factors in acute Kidney injury. So, Objectives of this study is to analyse the clinical manifestations and laboratory profile of acute renal failure in different stages of sepsis syndrome. Methodology:- Fifty patients of septicaemia with renal involvement were studied in the department of Biochemistry, Patna medical college, Patna from January 2019 to December 2020. Results: Azotemia, oliguria, metabolic acidosis, anaemia, hyperkalemia hypocalcemia and proteinuria were the commonly encountered renal manifestations in patients with sepsis syndrome. Conclusions : Diabetes mellitus, hypertension, older age (>60 years), pre-existing CKD, nephritic syndrome, HIV infection, malignancy and nephrotoxic drug intake were important risk for the development of sepsis, AKI or both Keywords : Diabetes mellitus, hypertension, older age (>60 years), pre-existing CKD
PP-145 Dipali Singh, Farhan Usmani, Yogesh Kumar Sahay, Rita Chaudhary, Madhu sinha Department of Biochemistry, Patna Medical College and Hospital, Patna, Bihar 800004 Email: dr. [...]