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NSAIDs and the risk of kidney injury
Which nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) present the highest risk of causing kidney injury?
2019-01-23
Which nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) present the highest risk of causing kidney injury?
Is there any progress in the use of biomarkers of acute kidney injury (AKI) in clinical practice? Are we close to "kidney troponins"?
Which antihypertensive drugs are preferred in patients treated with hemodialysis and which in those with chronic kidney disease in whom hemodialysis is not yet indicated?
Do we have enough evidence to always prefer balanced crystalloids over normal saline in patients with kidney injury?
When should we start dialysis in a patient with acute kidney injury?
What prophylaxis do you recommend for a patient at increased risk for contrast-induced acute kidney injury?
Does a patient with kidney disease require special preparation before an imaging test with intravenous iodine contrast? What about a patient without kidney disease?
Does contrast-induced acute kidney injury really exist?
Is nephrotic syndrome a recommendation for antithrombotic treatment? If yes, when should the treatment be started and how long should it last?
Is renal biopsy necessary in all patients with nephrotic syndrome? Can we perform serological or immunological studies instead?
