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The critically ill patient with acute kidney injury

Aditya Uppalapati, John A. Kellum

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Abstract Chapter 1 covers the critically ill patient with acute kidney injury, including oliguria, classification, incidence and etiology of acute kidney injury, management, and clinical consequences.

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Abstract Chapter 1 covers the critically ill patient with acute kidney injury, including oliguria, classification, incidence and etiology of acute kidney injury, management, and clinical consequences.

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Abstract Chapter 1 covers the critically ill patient with acute kidney injury, including oliguria, classification, incidence and etiology of acute kidney injury, management, and clinical consequences.

Key concepts: Oliguria, Acute kidney injury, Medicine, Critically ill, Intensive care medicine, Etiology, Incidence (geometry), Internal medicine

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