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OUTCOME OF COVID 19 PATIENTS REQUIRING HEMODIALYSIS

Medicine and Health

OUTCOME OF COVID 19 PATIENTS REQUIRING HEMODIALYSIS

Samad, Disha, et al.

This study investigates the outcomes of COVID-19 patients requiring hemodialysis, revealing a notably low mortality rate of 11.23%. Higher mortality was associated with patients exhibiting severe clinical manifestations and complications. The research emphasizes the importance of close monitoring and guideline-based care. Conducted by Samad, Disha, Saha, Khalid, and Kms, this study provides vital insights into patient care strategies.

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Abstract
This study investigates the outcomes of COVID-19 patients requiring hemodialysis. A retrospective cohort study was conducted on 98 patients (97 on hemodialysis, 1 pre-dialysis) hospitalized between September 2020 and January 2021. The study found a low mortality rate (11.23%), with higher mortality among patients exhibiting severe clinical manifestations and complications such as diabetes, hypertension, and chronic kidney disease. The study concludes that close monitoring, guideline-based medication, and patient care contribute to reduced mortality.
Publisher
Kidney International Reports
Published On
Jan 01, 2023
Authors
Samad, Disha, Saha, Khalid, Kms
Tags
COVID-19
hemodialysis
mortality rate
patient care
clinical manifestations
chronic kidney disease
diabetes

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