CRP and acute kidney injury: Biologically, the lipasemia level was high at 2010 which represents more than 3 times the normal rate, so the diagnosis of an acute pancreatitis was confirmed, the inflammatory assessment reveled a hyperleucocytose at 13 777/mm3 with a predominance of the PNN at 10 450/mm3, the C-reactive protein level was at 253g/l, the patient had also an acute kidney injury(AKI) with a Creatinine at 30 g/l and an urea level at 0.78g/l, since it had no influence on the dieresis, the AKI was classified as KDIGO 2.