Acute Kidney Injury and AKI Biomarkers in the ICU - John Kellum, MD

Southeastern Critical Care Summit 2016
Dr. John Kellum
Professor of Critical Care Medicine, Bioengineering and Clinical and Translational Science, and Vice Chair for Research within the Department of Critical Care Medicine and Director of the Center for Critical Care Nephrology at the University of Pittsburgh
See the 2016 Summit Program at www.criticalcaresummit.com/wp-...

[@iqbalahmad1780]

What a presentation!!

[@user-wu6gg5ug7t]

Thank you so much

[@simapark]

Many cases of AKI could have been prevented by timely interventions in the community before things got so bad that hospitalisation was needed eg recognising and treating infections early ,avoiding or stopping anti inflammatory and other medications and being alert for dehydration and acute on chronic retention of urine due to prostate enlargement .

[@drsaif2k2]

Totally agree with you..I see lots of ED patients who eventually develop AKI requiring RRT later.

[@wadiahal-filfil1598]

Great talk

[@jamespritsiolas9057]

Very clear explanation of a difficult topic.