WCN25-4304 FROM FEVER TO RENAL FAILURE: OUTCOMES OF TROPICAL FEVER ASSOCIATED ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY IN TERTIARY CARE CENTRE

Tropical fevers, prevalent in tropical and subtropical regions, often lead to acute kidney injury (AKI). The incidence and outcomes of AKI in these infections vary by location and season. This study investigates the clinical and etiological features of AKI linked to tropical fevers, assesses short-term outcomes such as hospital stay duration, interventions, and mortality rates, and identifies factors influencing mortality and dialysis needs to enhance management.