Acute kidney injury is common, dangerous and costly, affecting around one in five patients
emergency admissions to hospital. Although survival decreases as disease worsens, it is now …

Objective Around one in five emergency hospital admissions are affected by acute kidney
injury (AKI). To address poor quality of care in relation to AKI, electronic alerts (e-alerts) are …

Will manipulations of dialytic therapy have any real Dialysis support for the critically-ill patient
with acute effect on the devastatingly poor outcome of the renal failure (ARF) is now under …

Assessment of hemodialysis adequacy may require different approaches for the stable,
outpatient with end‐stage renal disease (ESRD) and for the sick, inpatient with acute kidney …

Acute kidney injury (AKI) is a common and dangerous complication of hospital admission;
even mild degrees of dysfunction reduce the chances of survival. Unfortunately, as confirmed …

Acute kidney injury (AKI) is a common and dangerous complication of hospital admission,
even mild dysfunction being associated with reduced survival. Unfortunately, its recognition is …

Acute kidney injury (AKI) is a common and dangerous complication of hospital admission,
with even mild dysfunction reducing survival. Unfortunately, its recognition is often delayed …

Extracorporeal support has be-come increasingly recognized (1, 2) as a viable technique in
both children and adults with severe respiratory failure unresponsive to standard and …

Background Acute renal failure (ARF) is one of the commonest complications of hospitalisation,
with an overall incidence of up to 7%, 1 rising towards 15% in the intensive care unit (ICU…

Background Prospective, formal, blood-and dialysate-side urea kinetic modelling (UKM) has
yet to be applied in intermittent HD for ARF. Methods for prescribing a target, equilibrated Kt/…