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RECENT ADVANCES IN ICU: Acute kidney injury
Medical University Innsbruck, University Hospital Münster, Royal Surrey Hospital Foundation Trust, University of Surrey
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The introduction by the KDIGO group has established a definition of acute kidney injury (AKI), which is frequently encountered in critically ill patients and significantly affects outcomes. The document reviews various strategies for preventing AKI, including the implementation of a care bundle based on KDIGO guidelines. It highlights the importance of optimizing hemodynamic status and discusses the role of artificial intelligence in early prediction of AKI, while also cautioning about the limitations of current predictive models.
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