Pediatric Acute Kidney Injury

from Ready, Set, Peds! · host Dr. Tahereh Haji and Dr. Justin Desrochers

Take a ride through the nephron with Justin and Tahereh at the end of the season with a review of the CPS statement, "Recognition and management of acute kidney injury in children." It's a practice changing document that looks at not just the day-to-day monitoring needed in hospital, but also how to follow-up patients who have experienced AKI - which may be more than you think!For show notes, check out www.readysetpeds.ca.

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