Acute tubular injury (ATI) is the new nomenclature, now commonly used in place of acute tubular necrosis to define intrinsic renal failure due to ischemic, toxin mediated, or other i...
High clinical suspicion is paramount for prompt diagnosis.
History of episode of relative hypoperfusion or IV contrast exposure
Review of current medications to evaluate for nephrotoxic...
Identify and treat underlying causes, with diligence to avoid further kidney injury once identified (7).
Discontinue any nephrotoxic medications, correct hypovolemia, and cor...
All-cause m...
Gilbert SJ, Weiner DE, Bomback AS, et al. National Kidney Foundation Primer on Kidney Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier; 2017. [View Abstr...
ATI has high mortality—early recognition as well as prevention of ATI are critical to improve survival.
No gold standard for diagnosis; clinicians must use data from the patient’s histo...
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