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Rev Nefrol Dial Traspl 2021; 41 (4)

Acute kidney injury associated with iodinated radiological contrast media: an up-to-date

Herrera P, Wenger R, Aros C, Muñoz D, Ardiles LG

Language: Spanish
References: 28
Page: 292-299
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ABSTRACT

Acute kidney injury associated with iodinated radiological contrast media is a clinical entity whose actual dimension is still under discussion. The importance of the type of contrast medium and the clinical conditions that predispose to this condition are discussed in an updated review of the subject, emphasizing the pathophysiological factors involved and the most effective preventive strategies. An adequate clinical evaluation will allow to carry out, without exaggerated inhibitions, examinations that may be crucial in the treatment of patients and will avoid the use of potentially harmful unnecessary preventive therapies.


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