… with a principal diagnosis of acute kidney injury increased from 281,500 to … diagnosis of
acute kidney injury increased from 1 million to 2.3 million. Patients with acute kidney injury …

Acute kidney injury (AKI) is characterized by an acute decrease in renal function that can be
multifactorial in its origin and is associated with complex pathophysiological mechanisms. In …

… Brisk correction of kidney injury with volume repletion supports a prerenal etiology.
Conversely, kidney injury refractory to fluid administration suggests an intrinsic renal process. …

… Until we have proven preventative or interventional treatments, care of children with AKI
involves the employment of measures to prevent worsening kidney injury and minimize …

… kidney disease, hypertensive kidney disease, pregnancy in CKD, CKD in the elderly, and the
association between acute kidney injury and … image techniques for diagnosis of CKD. Part II …

… disease (RIFLE) system for diagnosis and classification of a broad range of acute impairment
of kidney … More recently, the Acute Kidney Injury Network endorsed the RIFLE criteria with a …

… understanding of the kidney has markedly evolved, we still find that the kidney does provide
… injury and sepsis, and treatment options for the critically ill child with acute kidney injury (AKI…

Acute kidney injury (AKI) is an independent risk factor for morbidity and mortality. This
review provides essential information for the diagnosis and management of AKI. Blood urea …

… Acute kidney injury and chronic kidney disease continuum. Risk … kidney injury (AKI). At
first, significant structural damage can go unnoticed as kidneys can recruit healthy non-injured …

… intrinsic acute kidney injury that results from severe and persistent hypoperfusion of the
kidneys (ie, prerenal acute kidney injury), although the term secondary acute kidney injury might …