… of acute kidney injury (… creatinine value to anchor the change in serum creatinine used to
determine criteria fulfillment. Ideally, the value chosen accurately reflects steady-state kidney …

… of kidney injury would have improved discrimination for diagnosing histologic acute tubular
injury … In a prospective multicenter cohort of deceased organ donors with kidney biopsies …

… , the Acute Kidney Injury Network (AKIN) criteria, 3 use serum creatinine (SCr) and urine
output to define AKI, leaving SCr as the gold standard determiner of kidney injury for …

… creatinine lag behind both renal injury and recovery. The risk for mortality increases when
acute kidney injury … sought to explore the limitations of serum creatinine in this setting. In mice, …

… percentage increases in serum creatinine (SCr) over baseline. The Acute Kidney Injury
Network defines the … We simulated creatinine kinetics after AKI in the setting of normal baseline …

… kidney injury, and in patients with a structural kidney injury it … or 50% increase in serum
creatinine concentration, which is … examination indicates structural kidney injury, reflects poor …

… Unfortunately, however, we face a challenge not faced by cardiologists and pulmonologists:
the uncertain relationship between our ‘gold standard’ biomarkers [serum creatinine (SCr) …

… The term also suggests a continuum of prognosis, with increasing mortality associated
with even small rises in serum creatinine, and additional increases in mortality as creatinine …

… in serum creatinine or urine output. A staging system for AKI which reflects quantitative changes
in serum creatinine … or AKI based on serum creatinine changes, absolute levels of serum …

… to apply the Kidney Disease Improving Global Outcomes classification for acute kidney
injury in a population of patients with preoperatively elevated serum creatinine who underwent …