Guidelines-Directed Care of HRS/AKI in the ICU: Evidence-Based Management and Monitoring of Multiorgan Failure in ACLF Patients-Algorithm-Based Identification of HRS-AKI-in ACLF-Subramanian

Algorithm-Based Identification of HRS-AKI-in ACLF-Subramanian

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Video Summary

The video discusses hepatorenal syndrome and specifically focuses on the diagnostic criteria for HRSA-KI. The presenter reviews the different etiologies of acute kidney injury (AKI) in cirrhosis and ACLF, as well as the prognostic values of these different forms of AKI. The video also highlights how the diagnostic criteria for HRS have evolved over time, leading to a more timely diagnosis. Current guidelines for the diagnostic evaluation of AKI in cirrhosis are discussed, along with the importance of biomarkers in the diagnostic process. Finally, the video mentions the emerging concept of how the presence of chronic kidney disease (CKD) can affect the management of AKI in cirrhotic patients, particularly those with non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH).

Keywords

hepatorenal syndrome

diagnostic criteria

acute kidney injury

cirrhosis

biomarkers

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