Since the clinical apphcation of continuous hemofihration techniques to the management of
acute renal failure in critical illness, there has been persistent controversy as to which …

A workshop was organised in order to achieve multi-discipli-nary review of the pathogenesis
and management of acute failure, particularly as it occurs and is managed in intensive …

Physicians who regularly work in (or even just pass through) the modern Intensive Care Unit
(ICU) can hardly fail to appreciate the increasing complexity of the treatment available for the …

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Acute renal failure has been a clinical challenge over the last five decades. In 1972, Stott
and colleagues [1] reflecting on the high mortality from acute renal failure over the preceding …

Acute renal failure (ARF) in the intensive care unit (ICU) carries with it a mortality rate
ranging from 50% to 70%, especially in the setting of multiple-organ dysfunction or need for …

The epidemiology of acute renal failure (ARF) has recently displayed an increasing shift of
cases from the renal ward to the intensive care unit (ICU). Accordingly, two groups of …

Although mortality remains a crucial outcome of acute renal failure (ARF), there are several
other outcomes which are of interest. Multiple factors can influence these outcomes, and …

Acute renal failure is a common condition, frequently encountered in both community
practice and hospital inpatients. While it remains a heterologous condition, following basic …

Background. Several controversies have developed over acute renal failure (ARF) definition
and treatment: which approach to patient care is most desirable and which form of renal …