Resumen

We present a patient that has alcoholic hepatic failure and cholangiocarcinoma, morbity obesity and sickness apnea that has a post surgery complication with severe sepsis, acute renal failure, hepatic failure and septic shock for nosocomial pneumonia. The principal complication was acute renal failure that requires continious hemodiafiltration, for 3 weeks approximately, and intermittent hemodialisis for 5 weeks more. The patient survive with no chronical complication and has a normal performance.

Palabras clave: Cholangiocarcinoma hepatic failure acute renal failure multiple organ dysfunction.

2007-02-16   |   1,342 visitas   |   Evalua este artículo 0 valoraciones

Vol. 20 Núm.1. Enero-Marzo 2005 Pags. 30-33 Rev Chil Med Inten 2005; 20(1)