Aurora Vecchiato and Giulia Mussatti
Atrial fibrillation (AF) is considered frequent in nephropathic patients, only a few cases of Baye’s syndrome (BS) have been described in this population and all of them developed in an end-stage chronic kidney disease condition after years-long haemodialytic treatment. Therefore, we present the case of a patient with normal
echocardiogram and rapid decline of renal function, who developed BS just after her first dialytic session, and how this case confirmed several hypotheses about AF triggers.
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