Page kidney occurs by extrinsic compression of the renal parenchyma from a hematoma or
a mass, leading to activation of the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system and resulting in …

The acute Page kidney phenomenon occurs as a consequence of external compression of
the renal parenchyma leading to renal ischemia and hypertension. Between January 2000 …

The Page kidney phenomenon is a well recognized entity where an extrinsically
compressed kidney results in hypertension and loss of function. This compression is usually …

Objective: To evaluate the complications of percutaneous kidney biopsy in ambulatory
patients in a tertiary care centre over a two year period. Study Design: Cross sectional …

A percutaneous kidney biopsy may be obtained for a number of reasons, including
establishment of the exact diagnosis, as an aid to determine the nature of recommended …

Page kidney is a condition where extrinsic renal compression from a haematoma or mass
results in hypertension and loss of renal function. Most cases are caused by a subcapsular …

Percutaneous renal biopsy is a valuable tool in the definitive diagnosis of a variety of kidney
diseases. Advances in the design of biopsy needles as well as the availability of real-time …

This case report describes a patient with prolonged fever following a kidney biopsy. Workup
disclosed a large perirenal and retroperitoneal hematoma. Neither imaging nor blood …

Percutaneous renal biopsy in selected patients can help establish an exact histological
diagnosis of kidney disease and can help determine appropriate therapy. The most common …

We report the occurrence of renal biopsy induced subcapsular (SC) hematoma in two
patients. The first was a recently transplanted elderly man, while the second was a woman …