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Episodes of acute kidney injury with risk factors
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On day 19 of life, hyperkalemia was observed in the capillary blood for two days (6 6.8 9 5.8 mmol/L, normal value is 3.4-5.6 mmol/L) (Fig. 1). Severe hyperkalemia (up to 10.1 mmol/L) manifested in the blood (Fig. 1). Oliguria (to 0.6 ml/ kg/hour) and oedema rapidly progressed (Fig. 1).
Calcinates in the right kidney before discharge
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Before she was discharged from the hospital, smaller changes were observed in the right kidney in the repeated ultrasonography of the urinary tract: a large number of small calcinates, which in some places merged into linear calcinates, were observed (see Fig. 2).