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Anuria and Oliguria

Classification

  • Prerenal: dehydration is the most common cause of oliguria/anuria in children.
  • Renal: intrinsic renal disorders, such as acute tubular necrosis and glomerulonephropathies
  • Postrenal: obstruction to urinary flow in posterior urethral valves in boys

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