Early acute kidney injury predicts progressive renal dysfunction and higher mortality in severely burned adults

Keyphrases

• High Mortality 100%
• Severely Burned 100%
• Renal Disease 100%
• Acute Kidney Injury 100%
• Resuscitation 25%
• Failure Loss 25%
• Burn Patients 16%
• Severely Burned Patients 16%
• Burn Injury 8%
• Inflammation 8%
• Improved Outcomes 8%
• Poor Outcome 8%
• Inhalation Injury 8%
• Host Response 8%
• Response to Injury 8%
• Multivariate Analysis 8%
• Hospitalization 8%
• Chronic Conditions 8%
• Mortality Risk 8%
• Retrospective Review 8%
• Adjusted Odds Ratio 8%
• Multiple Organ Dysfunction 8%
• Univariate Analysis 8%
• Stage Classification 8%
• Injury Severity 8%
• Urine Output 8%
• Health Assessment 8%
• Adult Burns 8%
• Hospital Mortality 8%
• Renal Replacement Therapy 8%
• Acute Physiology 8%
• Crystalloid Resuscitation 8%
• Renal Deterioration 8%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Acute Kidney Injury 100%
• Injury 50%
• Resuscitation 33%
• Thermal Burn 16%
• Immune Response 8%
• Multivariate Analysis 8%
• Deterioration 8%
• Hospital Mortality 8%
• Univariate Analysis 8%
• Injury Severity 8%
• Renal Replacement Therapy 8%
• Adult Burn 8%
• APACHE II 8%
• Exhalation 8%
• Odds Ratio 8%