… , stem cells were directly injected into the injured kidneys. Although these grafted cells also
… injury, promoting the idea that the major impact of cell-based therapy for acute kidney injury …

… impact on the development of fibrosis after unilateral IRI (Kim et al., 2015) (Table 3). In summary,
the impact … can be both beneficial and harmful to the injured kidney. These controversial …

… reversal of AKI, as well as the impact of AKD on pre-existing CKD in increasing the risk for
… Despite promising studies, there has been no conclusive evidence of the beneficial effect of …

… kidney injury have the prospect of identifying acute kidney injury earlier and allowing a more
… management approach with the aim of reducing the global burden of acute kidney injury. …

… Proper functional recovery after partial nephrectomy is jeopardized by acute kidney injury
(AKI). Inclusion of the dimension of time into classification systems for AKI may be beneficial for …

… The history and definition of AKI are topics that directly impact in AKI epidemiology. … performed
to elucidate the beneficial effects of these techniques to prevent I/R injury as shown below. …

… There are no clear data to guide at what level of potassium or pH that institution of RRT
might be beneficial29, 32; however, RRT for the correction of hyperkalemia may reasonably be …

… kidney injury but not meeting the current definition of AKI) [16]. … ) but with positive biomarkers
of kidney injury had a higher risk … impact of decrease renal function, kidney damage impacts …

… acute kidney injury … impact of AKI on the renal tubule repair mechanism, as well as the
important role that genetic, epigenetic, biochemical and inflammatory events, seemingly beneficial …

… Acute kidney injury (AKI) consists of a fast renal function decline, which usually induces …
kidney injury may have significant clinical consequences without overt renal failure [2]. …