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Severe acute kidney injury due to violent sadomasochistic play.
BMJ Case Reports 2018 August 32
Bondage and discipline, dominance and submission, sadism and masochism (BDSM) refers to a variety of primarily erotic practices. Although safety is crucial for most BDSM practitioners, there are violent forms that may cause serious injury. We present the case of 61-year-old man with no history of chronic kidney disease who developed severe acute anuric kidney injury following violent BDSM play. He had been strapped tightly onto a wooden spanking bench and then received approximately 1000 vigorous hits onto his bare buttocks and thighs. Subsequently, he developed haematuria and became anuric. Laboratory testing revealed strongly elevated serum creatinine levels. Kidney biopsy was unremarkable except mild tubulointerstitial damage. Urinary production increased spontaneously again after 4 days, and serum creatinine normalised over the course of 4 weeks. We believe that a combination of intermittent abdominal compartment syndrome and blunt kidney trauma may have been responsible for this severe acute kidney injury.
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