Complete post-operative resolution of “temporary” end-stage kidney disease secondary to aortic dissection without static renal artery obstruction: a case study

Table 3 Characteristics of patients rescued from ESKD lasting longer than 1 month in previous reports and this report

Authors	Year of report	Sex	Age	Kidney type	Pre-existing conditions	Mechanism of AKI	Dialysis-dependent period	Intervention
Lacombe P et al [7]	1992	Male	45	Naïve	Hypertension	Static obstruction to left renal artery	6 weeks	Percutaneous catheterization of left renal artery
Kammerl MC et al [8]	1999	Male	47	Naïve	Hypertension, nephrotic syndrome	Static obstruction to left renal artery	2.5 months	Percutaneous catheterization of both aorta and left renal artery
Weiss AS et al [9]	2004	Male	69	Naïve	Hypertension	Static obstruction to both renal arteries	3 months	Percutaneous catheterization of left renal artery
Dujardin A et al [10]	2017	Male	63	Transplanted	Hypertension, renal transplantation	Static obstruction to right femoral artery	8 months	Medications for kidney transplantation
This report	2019	Male	58	Naïve	Hypertension	Only dynamic obstruction radiologically confirmed	3 months	Surgical graft replacement

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