2013•PubMedOpen access

Acute kidney injury and renal angina.

Alaleh Gheissari

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Implication for health policy/practice/research/medical education:Recently, the term renal angina (RA) has been described to straighten using biomarkers in at-risk patients who have a combination of illness severity/risk and even small changes in kidney function. RA is a valuable guideline to identify high risk patients and improve the positive predictive value of serum and urine biomarkers to predict early stages of AKI and its severity.

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Key concepts: Medicine, Acute kidney injury, Guideline, Renal function, Intensive care medicine, Angina, Internal medicine, Pathology