Renal artery infarction in the SARS-Cov-2 era: A systematic review of case reports
Diomidis Kozyrakis,
Georgios Kallinikas,
Anastasios Zarkadas
et al.
Abstract:Aim: Renal artery infarction (RI) is the presence of blood clot in the main renal artery or its branches causing complete or partial obstruction of the blood supply. Its etiology is either related with disorders of the renal vasculature or with cardiovascular diseases. Recently, the SARSCoV- 2 virus is an emerging cause of thromboembolic events and the incidence of RI is anticipated to increase after the pandemic. Methods: A systematic review based on COVID-19 associated RI was conducted. Protocol: A systemati… Show more
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