Acute Kidney Injury at Admission Is a Better Predictor of Mortality than Its Persistence at 48 h in Patients with Acute-on-chronic Liver Failure

Khatua Chitta Ranjan,Panigrahi Subhendu,Mishra Debakanta,Pradhan Subhasis,Sahu Saroj Kanta,Barik Rakesh Kumar,Parida Prasanta Kumar,Behera Sambit,Parida Suryakanta,Singh Shivaram Prasad

Acute Kidney Injury at Admission Is a Better Predictor of Mortality than Its Persistence at 48 h in Patients with Acute-on-chronic Liver Failure

2019

Khatua Chitta Ranjan
Panigrahi Subhendu
Mishra Debakanta
Pradhan Subhasis
Sahu Saroj Kanta
Barik Rakesh Kumar
Parida Prasanta Kumar
Behera Sambit
Parida Suryakanta
Singh Shivaram Prasad

Background and Aims: Acute kidney injury (AKI) occurs commonly in patients with acute-on-chronic liver failure (ACLF). However, there are scant data regarding the impact of AKI on survival in ACLF. We performed a prospective study to evaluate the impact of AKI on survival in ACLF.

Keywords:

Prospective cohort study
Acute kidney injury
Persistence (computer science)
Medicine
Chronic liver failure
Internal medicine
liver failure
Gastroenterology
in patient
acute on chronic liver failure

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