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“…Hence, both the circulatory and immune dysfunction are responsible for renal injury in these patients. This has been demonstrated by various studies in the past [58,[81][82][83][84][85][86].…”
Section: Renal Failurementioning
confidence: 74%
“…Hence, both the circulatory and immune dysfunction are responsible for renal injury in these patients. This has been demonstrated by various studies in the past [58,[81][82][83][84][85][86].…”
Section: Renal Failurementioning
confidence: 74%
“…Ten articles were excluded (two articles had no outcome of interest, while eight articles did not relate to a study in the subjects of interest). Data was extracted from six cohort studies (five retrospective cohort studies (5,13,14,19,20) and one prospective cohort study (4)) involving 1,264 patients (507 had SIRS), and four cohort studies (all retrospective cohort studies (3,14,21,22)) involving 57,529 patients (1,449 had sepsis). There were two studies assessing the mortality comparing AH patients with SIRS versus sepsis involving 527 patients (all retrospective cohort studies (5,13)).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From all this it is no wonder that parameters with the best prognostic values were obtained at one week in the study by Bargalló et al This has the disadvantage of excluding patients dying within the first 7 days, who represent a relevant proportion of all those who pass away during hospitalization. Other factors affecting immediate mortality from AH include bacterial infection (16), as seen in the study by Bargalló et al, as well as impaired renal function (17) and systemic inflammatory response syndrome (18), although none of these parameters has been included in prognostic indices. Three factors greatly condition the long-term prognosis of AH that are scarcely emphasized in the paper by Bargalló et al These include alcohol withdrawal, presence of cirrhosis, and response to steroid therapy.…”
Section: Establishing Prognosis In Alcoholic Hepatitismentioning
confidence: 99%