Clinical profile and outcome of emphysematous pyelonephritis presenting to a tertiary care hospital

African Journal of Urology

Table 1 Demographics and clinical features of the patients with emphysematous pyelonephritis

Sr no	Age in years	Sex	Comorbidities	Symptoms	Vitals	Examination
Case 1	66	Female	DM, HT, CKD	Fever, dysuria, anorexia, left flank pain	Febrile, pulse: 110/MIN BP: 130/90 MMHG	Pallor+, PE+ Abdomen: left renal angle tenderness+
Case 2	60	Female	DM, HT, CKD	Fever, vomiting, Bilateral flank pain, weakenss	Febrile, pulse: 120/min BP: 100/70 mmhg	Pallor+ Abdomen: bilateral renal angle tenderness+
Case 3	58	Female	DM, HT, CKD, Nephrolithiasis	Fever, dysuria, anorexia, vomiting, left flank pain	Febrile, Pulse: 110/Min BP: 160/90 mmhg	Pallor+, PE+ Abdomen: left renal angle tenderness+
Case 4	67	Male	DM, HT, CKD	Fever, anorexia, nausea, weakness, bilateral flank pain	Febrile, Pulse: 140/min BP: 136/90 mmhg	Pallor+, PE+ Abdomen: bilateral renal angle tenderness+
Case 5	66	Female	CKD, Nephrolithiasis	Fever, abdominal pain	Febrile, pulse: 140/min BP: 80/50 mmhg	Pallor+ Abdomen: bilateral renal angle tenderness+
Case 6	58	Female	DM	Fever, left flank pain	Febrile, Pulse: 120/min BP: 90/60 mmhg	Pallor+, PE+ Abdomen: left renal angle tenderness+
Case 7	63	Male	DM	Anorexia, vomiting, weakness, right flank pain	PULSE: 112/MIN BP: 134/80 mmhg	Abdomen: right renal angle tenderness+
Case 8	56	Male	Nephrolithiasis	Fever, vomiting, bilateral flank pain	Febrile, Pulse: 130/min BP: 100/60 mmhg	Abdomen: bilateral renal angle tenderness+

DM: diabetes mellitus, HT: hypertension, CKD: chronic kidney disease, PE: pedal edema