CommentAcute kidney injury
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2020, Critical Care ClinicsCitation Excerpt :Together with the adapted criteria for AKI definition, the formerly used term, acute renal failure, was replaced by the term, acute kidney injury, and includes not only loss of kidney function based on damage but also injury without loss of function. Even this so-called subclinical AKI—clinically silent due to the preserved organ function and thus undetectable by the KDIGO criteria—has been demonstrated to be associated with worse outcome11 and further emphasizes the characteristics of AKI as a syndrome along a continuum.12 The pathogenesis of CSA-AKI is complex, multifactorial, and still poorly understood.
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