Acute Kidney Injury After Surgery Raises Risk of Death and Extends Hospital Stays
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Acute kidney injury is a complication in which kidney function suddenly declines after surgery. It refers to a condition in which a patient's kidneys can no longer work as they normally do, and it can occur in people who have undergone surgery.
When acute kidney injury occurs, the patient's risk of death increases. It is also known to lengthen the hospital stay. It can be a burden on patients, their families, and hospitals alike.
Medical staff stress that it is important to monitor kidney function before and after surgery. This is because treatment can begin quickly if abnormalities are detected early. However, the information provided in this article lacks specific research findings and detailed information on prevention methods.
Patients who are scheduled for surgery should consult with their medical staff about kidney health. Further research and reports on this topic are expected, and it will be necessary to check the detailed information as it becomes available.
Sources: 코리아헬스로그
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