Anticoagulant related nephropathy induced by dabigatranet exilate:one case report
Anticoagulant-related nephropathy(ARN)is an adverse drug reaction of excessive anticoagulation.With a high mortality rate,it may be easily misdiagnosed or ignored in clinical practices.Novel oral anticoagulants have been rarely mentioned.Here the authors reported one case of par-oxysmal atrial fibrillation.After the patient taking dabigatran etexilate and other drugs,acute kidney injury was associated with hematuria,proteinuria and abnormal coagulation.The high-risk factors were discussed for ARN induced by dabiga-tran etexilate.After dabigatran etexilate withdrawal,kidney supportive care and excretion enhancement,he recovered eventually.Both domestic and foreign literatures were reviewed for providing references for proper managements of ARN.
dabigatran etexilateanticoagulant related nephropathyacute kidney injuryadverse drug reaction
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