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Anuria and Oliguria

When to Refer

  • Refer to a nephrologist or admit (or both) if child has any of the following:
    • Persistent oliguria or anuria despite adequate fluid challenge in a dehydrated child
    • Persistent oliguria or anuria that continues after removal of the offending nephrotoxins
    • Oliguria or anuria associated with:
      • Swelling
      • Hypertension
      • Gross hematuria
      • Abnormal blood chemistry
      • Severe systemic signs or symptoms
    • Urology referral for oliguria or anuria caused by obstructive uropathy

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