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AKI and Diuretic Resistance: Identifying the High-Risk Phenotype in SCAI Stage B Cardiogenic Shock

MedXY Editorial Team•Mar 2, 2026•Cardiology
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Early Deterioration is Common

Approximately 27% of patients presenting with Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions (SCAI) Stage B cardiogenic shock experience clinical deterioration, including the need for higher-level care, stage escalation, or in-hospital mortality.

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