1982
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-5347(17)53895-1
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Traumatic Bilateral Renal Artery Thrombosis: Case Report and Review of Literature

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“…Left-sided injuries are more common than right (1.4:1-2:1) [2, 3], presumably because the left renal artery is shorter and more acutely angled to the aorta than the right renal artery. The literature describes three mechanisms for secondary thrombosis of renal arteries [2][3][4]11]: a stretch lesion, in which the more elastic components of the arterial wall, adventitia and media, are able to stretch, but the inelastic intima tears, leading to dissection and subsequent thrombosis. Also, contusion of the renal artery against the vertebral column may lead to thrombosis, as well as a retroperitoneal haematoma that compresses the vascular wall.…”
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“…Left-sided injuries are more common than right (1.4:1-2:1) [2, 3], presumably because the left renal artery is shorter and more acutely angled to the aorta than the right renal artery. The literature describes three mechanisms for secondary thrombosis of renal arteries [2][3][4]11]: a stretch lesion, in which the more elastic components of the arterial wall, adventitia and media, are able to stretch, but the inelastic intima tears, leading to dissection and subsequent thrombosis. Also, contusion of the renal artery against the vertebral column may lead to thrombosis, as well as a retroperitoneal haematoma that compresses the vascular wall.…”
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“…Bedauerlicherweise Hier ist eine schnelle chirurgische Intervention angezeigt [12,14]. Ein rupturierendes Aortenaneurysma mit Beteiligung der Nierenarterie kann in seiner klinischen Beurteilbarkeit schon deutlich schwieriger sein.…”
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“…Einen weiteren Zusammenhang scheint es mit dem Morbus Behc Ëet [5] oder der Fibromuskulären Dysplasie mit Schädigung der Nierenarterie zu geben [20]. Ein akuter Niereninfarkt kann auch in Folge eines chirurgischen Eingriffes oder nicht selten, posttraumatisch durch Gefäûschädigung auftreten [2,12,13,15]. Ein akuter Niereninfarkt kann auch in Folge eines chirurgischen Eingriffes oder nicht selten, posttraumatisch durch Gefäûschädigung auftreten [2,12,13,15].…”
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