Epidemiology and outcomes of dialysis requiring acute kidney injury: A single-center study.

Ajay JaryalSanjay VikrantDalip Gupta

Published in: Therapeutic apheresis and dialysis : official peer-reviewed journal of the International Society for Apheresis, the Japanese Society for Apheresis, the Japanese Society for Dialysis Therapy (2021)

The majority of AKI-D at our center was CAAKI. A significant chunk of AKI-D (68.7%) was caused by preventable causes like toxins, sepsis, and AGE. Dysregulation of mineral metabolism was conspicuous. In chemical toxin vs. biological toxins and undifferentiated sepsis vs. the identifiable cause of sepsis, formers had significantly more in-hospital mortality than the latter ones. AKI-D is associated with high in-hospital mortality, total mortality, and risk of progression to CKD at 3 months.

Keyphrases

acute kidney injury
cardiac surgery
chronic kidney disease
escherichia coli
risk factors
end stage renal disease
cardiovascular events
type diabetes
intensive care unit
emergency department
skeletal muscle
metabolic syndrome
coronary artery disease
adverse drug
insulin resistance
drug induced