… RIFLE criteria Despite several advances in our treatment and understanding of the
pathogenesis of acute kidney injury (AKI), many aspects in this field remain subject to controversy, …

… Subsequent studies have validated these criteria in various … acute kidney injury has
subsequently been proposed to distinguish this new concept from the older terminology of failure…

… The RIFLE criteria were developed to achieve these goals, and the term … The RIFLE criteria
provide a uniform definition of acute kidney injury and have now been validated in numerous …

… us better understand and define acute renal failure and describes the RIFLE criteria (an
acronym comprising Risk, Injury, and Failure; and Loss, and End-stage kidney disease), a recent …

… The Acute Dialysis Quality Initiative Working Group recently developed the RIFLE criteria,
a consensus definition for acute kidney injury (AKI). We sought to evaluate the RIFLE criteria …

… RIFLE classification has increased the conceptual understanding of the acute kidney injury
(AKI) syndrome, and this classification … weaknesses of the RIFLE classification and suggests …

… Acute kidney injury as defined by the RIFLE classification occurred in 15,019 (35.8%) …
We did not study the outcome classes of RIFLE (Loss and End-stage kidney disease) in this …

… The clinical characteristics and predictive ability of this classification have not, however, …
to characterize acute kidney injury defined by the maximum RIFLE classification, to examine …

… acute kidney injury by pRIFLE criteria and do so early in the course of intensive care. …
We suggest that the pRIFLE criteria serves to characterize the pattern of acute kidney injury …

… published a consensus definition/classification system for acute kidney injury (AKI) termed
the RIFLE criteria. The … The RIFLE classification defines three grades of severity of AKI (Risk, …