Management of Renal Disease
Summary
- Most acute renal failure episodes are related to toxic injury to the tubule and manifested in absence of proteinuria
- Diagnostic and therapeutic strategies generally limited to discontinuing all potentially nephrotoxic medications, maintaining adequate intravascular volume status, and maintaining appropriate hemodynamics
- Reinitiating any potentially nephrotoxic medications, including antiretrovirals, should be considered on case-by-case basis
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Keywords: Renal Complications, Treatment Complications