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Background: It was previously known that anuric acute kidney injury (AKI) isuncommon and its occurrence suggests complete ureteral obstruction, shock, or amajor vascular event. As the epidemiology of AKI has significantly changed over thepast decade, it is possible that the incidence, etiology, or clinical characteristics ofanuric AKI have also changed. Methods: A prospective cohort study was conducted that included all patientsundergoing renal replacement therapy (RRT) for AKI during a 2-year period in atertiary hospital. Patients were classified as having anuric, oliguric, or nonoliguricAKI based on their volume of urine when RRT started using the modified AcuteKidney Injury Network criteria. Results: Of the 203 patients included in the study, 21.2% met the criteria for anuricAKI. Septic and postoperative AKI were the main causes of anuric AKI, with 60.5%of incidences occurring in hospital. Anuric AKI was associated with a younger age, alower prevalence of pre-morbid chronic kidney disease and diabetes, more frequentcontinuous RRT requirement, and multi-organ dysfunction. In addition, patientswith anuric AKI had a higher rate of in-hospital mortality and long-term dependenceon RRT than patients with nonanuric AKI. Conclusion: Anuric AKI is common, with sepsis as the main etiological insult, andis associated with adverse outcomes among patients with AKI who require RRT.

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