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Acute renal failure: Beware development of abdominal compartment syndrome
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Bewley, Jeremy S
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Abdomen
/ Acute Kidney Injury - complications
/ Compartment Syndromes - etiology
/ Humans
/ Intensive care
/ Letters
/ Patients
2006
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Acute renal failure: Beware development of abdominal compartment syndrome
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Bewley, Jeremy S
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Abdomen
/ Acute Kidney Injury - complications
/ Compartment Syndromes - etiology
/ Humans
/ Intensive care
/ Letters
/ Patients
2006
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Acute renal failure: Beware development of abdominal compartment syndrome
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Acute renal failure: Beware development of abdominal compartment syndrome
2006
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EDITOR-In her review of acute renal failure Hilton acknowledges that the immediate care of most such patients in the United Kingdom is provided in intensive care units by intensivists but does not sufficiently emphasise the effective clinical approach to resuscitation in intensive care. 1 In particular, adequate renal perfusion pressure must be maintained in patients who have a raised intra-abdominal pressure, and this can often prevent the need for renal replacement therapy.
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