Journal of Nephrology & Therapeutics

Jiménez Daríoe

Publications

• Research Article
  Intermittent Hemodialysis Low Intensity vs. on Line Hemodiafiltration in Critically Ill Patients with Sepsis and Acute Kidney Injury. Choosing the Best Treatment in a Developing Country
  Author(s): Jiménez Daríoe, Guañuna Manuel, Aguilar Ana, Morales Miguel, Jiménez Fernando, Dueñas Anunciata, Castillo Marìa, González Rodrigo, Paredes Gustavo, Pazos Ernesto and Trujillo FreddyJiménez Daríoe, Guañuna Manuel, Aguilar Ana, Morales Miguel, Jiménez Fernando, Dueñas Anunciata, Castillo Marìa, González Rodrigo, Paredes Gustavo, Pazos Ernesto and Trujillo Freddy
  
  Introduction: Acute kidney injury is a serious condition in critically ill patients with sepsis, in Ecuador the prevalence is about of 10% and has high undocumented mortality rate. The type of renal replacement therapy used is also very discussed in countries that have several treatment options. Many developing regions don’t have continuous treatments available for these patients. Objective: The aim of the study was to demonstrate advantages of treatment with on-line hemodiafiltration (own scheme) versus intermittent hemodialysis high flux low intensity in patients with sepsis and acute kidney injury. Primary outcomes evaluated were: mortality, vasoactive drugs, mechanical ventilation dependence and permanence at intensive care unit. Results: Cohort and tracing study in patients with sepsis and acute kidney injury. Two groups undergoing treatment for intermittent hemodialysis .. Read More»
  DOI: 10.4172/2161-0959.1000299

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