… , we reviewed all charts who developed the acute kidney injury and excluded that patients
who apparently developed acute kidney injury from the other etiologies of acute kidney injury. …

… A profound reduction in intracellular ATP content invariably occurs early after ischemic renal
injury, which sets in motion a number of critical metabolic consequences in tubule cells ( 28 )…

… and clinical monitoring of patients with acute kidney injury (AKI). Acute loss of renal function
… negative metabolic consequences of acute loss of kidney function on the nutritional state. …

… Our understanding of the incidence and consequences of AKI has grown considerably,
yet mortality rates remain unacceptably high despite significant advances in the care of the …

… role played by acute kidney injury (AKI) in the progression of chronic kidney disease (CKD)
to … have several adverse consequences. An obvious and important consequence is impaired …

… pathophysiology of abnormal repair with its direct consequences for long-term renal function.
… with acute kidney injury that might be deemed modest in conventional biochemical terms. …

… The aims of this study were therefore to (i) use the acute kidney injury network (AKIN) definition
to … and long-term outcomes, (iii) describe the health and social care consequences of AKI. …

… The burden of CKD as a consequence of AKI requiring RRT in the hospital has been, to
date, … of AKI but rather the increased risk of CKD that may be of even greater consequence. …

… The small changes in sCr and/or urine output, as it occurs in mild kidney injury, can be a
predictor of serious clinical consequences. Thus, the use of novel biomarkers is likely necessary …

… on acute kidney injury and chronic kidney disease; is a co-inventor on patents 6664385 and
7696321 related to kidney injury … device to potentially treat acute kidney injury), in Goldfinch …