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Demographics and Outcomes Associated With End Stage Renal Disease After Pregnancy Related Acute Kidney Injury [3E]

RESULTS: There were 224 cases of ESRD due to post-partum renal failure vs 151,974 reproductive age women who developed ESRD secondary to other causes. Minorities were disproportionately affected: African-American women comprised 28.6% of those with post-partum renal failure but only represented 15.7% of births over the same time period. Similarly, Hispanic women represented 28.0% of those with post-partum renal failure but only 20% of live births. AfricanAmericans with ESRD due to post-partum renal failure had a 2.15fold higher hazard of mortality. Women with post-partum renal failure had better overall survival compared other causes of renal failure (HR50.38, p,0.001). Despite this, women with post-partum renal failure had 0.45 lower hazards of receiving a kidney transplant, even after adjusting for demographic characteristics (P,.001).