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The BICARICU-2 randomized trial found that intravenous sodium bicarbonate in patients with severe metabolic acidemia and moderate-to-severe acute kidney injury did not reduce 90‑day mortality, but was associated with a substantial reduction
A systematic review of 17 randomized trials (n=4,259) found no consistent renoprotective effect from any vasopressor in septic shock. Heterogeneous definitions, underpowered studies, and reliance on RRT limit conclusions; standardized renal
The ReCePI randomized phase 3 trial found that amustaline/glutathione pathogen-reduced red blood cells produced similar rates of acute kidney injury compared with conventional transfusion after cardiac or thoracic-aorta surgery, with few tr
The IMPROVE-multi randomized clinical trial found that tailoring perioperative blood pressure targets to individual preoperative nighttime MAP levels did not reduce postoperative organ injury or mortality compared to routine management in h
This analysis reveals that standard initiation of kidney replacement therapy (KRT) in critically ill patients with severe acute kidney injury (AKI) offers greater quality-adjusted life years (QALYs) at an acceptable increased cost, suggesti
The ALBICS AKI trial reveals that postoperative infusion of 20% albumin increases acute kidney injury risk in high-risk cardiac surgery patients, challenging prior assumptions about albumin’s nephroprotective role in this setting.
Perioperative nitric oxide administration in CKD patients undergoing cardiac surgery significantly reduces acute kidney injury incidence and preserves renal function, while demonstrating safety and additional benefits against postoperative
A multicenter randomized trial demonstrates that delayed remote ischemic preconditioning 24 hours prior to coronary angiography or PCI significantly lowers the incidence of contrast-associated acute kidney injury in high-risk patients.
Urine biomarkers reflecting glomerular injury and tubular dysfunction can predict kidney function recovery after ambulatory acute kidney injury in hypertensive patients, aiding clinical decision-making during blood pressure management.