Acute Dialysis Quality Initiative 4 th International Consensus Conference Workgroup
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Secondary renal injury in the setting of acute renal failure (ARF) is “an additional renal injury developing in the setting of a primary renal injury”. The nature of prevention of secondary renal injury in the setting of ARF may depend on the process initiating primary renal injury. It is often impossible to separate primary from secondary renal injury when the process of primary acute renal injury is ongoing. The goal is to both prevent a second primary insult and alter the natural sequelae of the primary insult. In patients with isolated acute renal injury the focus would be on altering the natural sequelae of the original insult. In relation to secondary prevention, there are several fundamental questions that need to be addressed. They are discussed below.
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تاریخ انتشار 2005