31 cases of non-fulminant hepatitis A complicated by acute renal insufficie
ncy are reported in the literature. Two-thirds of those patients needed dia
lysis, usually when depending on the severity of their hyperbilirubinemia.
This report concerns the first published case of non-fulminant cholestatic
hepatitis A complicated by acute renal insufficiency in which a spontaneous
remission of renal function occurred without need for dialysis despite a v
ery severe hyperbilirubinemia.