[PDF] Top 20 PolymyxinB and vancomycinassociated acute kidney injury in critically ill patients

... AKI and increased 30 days mortality rates ...discussed in recent studies [16]. Host factors and comorbidities are impor- tant determinants of polymyxin nephrotoxicity and the magnitude of this ... See full document

... categorized in groups according to the worst achieved ...test and nonparamet- ric variables using the Mann-Whitney ...KeGFR and hospital mortality ac- cording to each AKI KDIGO ...included in ... See full document

... among critically ill patients with community- acquired bacterial meningitis complicated with acute kidney injury is very high, and the clinician should be particularly ... See full document

... al. Acute kidney injury is an independent risk factor for pediatric intensive care unit mortality, longer length of stay and prolonged mechanical ventila- tion in critically ... See full document

... diseases and comorbid illnesses have been observed, keeping the rate of ICU admission relatively ...hospitalized patients require ICU care and a high number of admissions are due to causes that are ... See full document

... al. Acute kidney injury is an independent risk factor for pediatric intensive care unit mortality, longer length of stay and prolonged mechanical ventilation in critically ... See full document

... state in critically ill patients. PBMCs from critically ill patients seemed to be in a primed ...pattern in the secretion of pro-inflammatory ...role ... See full document

... of patients with acute brain injury submitted to continuous in- travenous insulin infusion, there was no difference between both subgroups concerning neurological re- covery after hospital ... See full document

... the acute renal ...patient and to prevent further injury ...especially patients in intensive care units ...hemodynamic and fluid level for the renal function protection, but ... See full document

... drawbacks and does not offer the possibility to establish causality and it is not known if the results can be generalized to other ICU ...of patients without comorbidity was rather small, which ... See full document

... of acute kidney injury (AKI) is ...signed critically ill patients with AKI to receive higher- or lower-intensity PD therapy (prescribed Kt/V of ...enrolled patients, 30 ... See full document

... Acute kidney injury (AKI) has a high hospital incidence and is associated to significant morbidity and ...surgery and low cardiac output are the main cause of AKI worldwide. ... See full document

... therapy and technological advances that ha- ve improved care for critically ill patients, the etiologies of AKI have changed ...because, in the intensive care setting, it is common for ... See full document

... of patients. Variables that presented a relationship in the chi-squared or Fisher’s exact tests (p < ...entered in the logistic regression analysis were “need for vasopressors” and “KDIGO ... See full document

... The kidney injury in sepsis is a direct or indirect con- sequence of bacterial toxins plus global or regional hypo- perfusion, microthrombosis, hypoxia, oxidative stress, and endothelial ... See full document

... diagnosis and APACHE II score are collected during ...factors and predisposing conditions for increased IAP as well as associated conditions are also recorded for each ...expiration in complete ... See full document

... variation in critically ill patients with acute kidney injury ...(IC) in patients with AKI and dialysis indication and identify clinical ... See full document

... 4431 Patients with decreased level of consciousness and hemodynamically unstable require mostly invasive ventilatory support and equipment to stabilize and preserve the vital ...eyelid ... See full document

... medians and interquartile ranges ...frequencies and presented in ...performed, and differences between groups were evaluated using the log-rank ...5%, and the analyses were performed ... See full document

... Para esta revisão foi realizada inicialmente uma busca na base de dados MEDLINE por meio do portal PUBMED utilizando o termo MeSH (do inglês Medical Subject Headings) “Acute Kidney Injury”, ... See full document