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==== Acute focal and multifocal bacterial pyelonephritis ==== * '''Also known as lobar nephronia''' * '''An uncommon, severe form of acute renal infection in which a heavy leukocyte infiltrate is confined to a single renal lobe (focal) or multiple lobes (multifocal).''' * '''Represents a midpoint on the spectrum between pyelonephritis and renal abscess''' * '''Clinical presentation is similar to that of patients with acute pyelonephritis but usually is more severe''' * β50% of patients are diabetic, and sepsis is common * '''The diagnosis must be made by radiologic examination (US or CT)''' * '''Management''' ** '''Includes hydration and IV antimicrobial agents for at least 7 days, followed by 7 days of oral antimicrobial therapy''' *** Failure to respond to antimicrobial therapy is an indication for appropriate studies to rule out obstructive uropathy, renal or perirenal abscess, renal carcinoma, or acute renal vein thrombosis
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