2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.ekir.2019.05.571
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SUN-169 Maternal and Fetal outcomes in woman with pregnancy associated acute kidney injury (PR-AKI): Single centre experience from developing country

Abstract: Conclusions: We developed a method for virtually continuous measurement of urine flow in the operating theatre. We found that urinary PO 2 provides a relatively robust estimate of medullary PO 2 , but this relationship is confounded by the simultaneous presence of systemic hyperoxia and low urine flow. We observed that during CPB urine flow increases and urinary PO 2 decreases. Thus, it is probable that the best time to use urinary PO 2 to detect renal medullary hypoxia and risk of post-operative AKI is when a… Show more

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