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Cause of renal infarction: a retrospective analysis of 186 consecutive cases

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Faucon, Anne-Laure | Bobrie, Guillaume | Jannot, Anne-Sophie | Azarine, Arshid | Plouin, Pierre-François | Azizi, Michel | Amar, Laurence

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International audience. Renal infarction can cause abrupt and severe hypertension and less frequently renal failure. Renal infarction results from disruption of renal blood flow in the main ipsilateral renal artery or in a segmental branch. Underlying mechanism is either general, 'embolic' or 'thrombophilic', or local related to primary 'renal artery lesion'. It depends on various causes. In absence of an identified cause, renal infarction is classified as 'idiopathic'. Previous studies report a significant number of 'idiopathic' renal infarction.

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