Drug-induced urolithiasis in a child complicated by acute obstructive kidney injury: clinical case

Abstract

Ceftriaxone-induced urolithiasis is a rare form of urolithiasis in childhood and is accompanied even less often by postrenal (obstructive) acute kidney injury. Its development against the background of acute surgical abdominal disease, for which antibacterial therapy is being performed, seems difficult both from the point of view of diagnosis and treatment. A case of the development of urolithiasis against the background of treatment of appendicular peritonitis complicated by severe acute obstructive kidney injury, which was stopped by minimally invasive methods with subsequent resolution of the obstruction, is presented.