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A child presents with acute kidney injury, alkalosis and hypercalcaemia—a new-age cause for a historical syndrome: Questions.

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Author(s): Kermond, Rachael; Carter, Simon; Quinlan, Catherine
Source:
Pediatric Nephrology. Aug2022, Vol. 37 Issue 8, p1805-1806. 2p. 1 Chart.

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- Subject Terms:
  HYPERCALCEMIA; SALT; ALKALOSIS; DRINKING (Physiology); URETHRAL obstruction; FEEDING tubes; BICARBONATE ions; HYPOPHOSPHATEMIA; CALCIUM; HYPOKALEMIA; ACUTE kidney failure; CALCIUM carbonate; ERYTHROPOIETIN; CREATININE; DISEASE complications; CHILDREN
- Abstract:
  The article presents a case study of a 04-year-old male with an acute on chronic kidney injury, alkalosis and hypercalcaemia. Topics include rising creatinine, bicarbonate, and calcium as the potassium and parathyroid hormone (PTH); and no evidence of nephrocalcinosis or worsening hydronephrosis on kidney ultrasound.

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