Nephrology

A recent cohort study on neonates reveals recurrent acute kidney injury (rAKI) risks and outcomes, stressing the need for vigilant monitoring and interventions post-initial AKI episode

A new study aimed to explore whether baseline kidney function, acute kidney disease severity, and post-AKD kidney function are associated with adverse outcomes in patients with AKI-D.

New research suggests that an integrated approach to deceased donor and kidney transplant services could significantly enhance the utilisation of deceased donor kidneys. Read now.

Estimating mortality due to kidney failure can be problematic, due to difficulties separating mortality attributed to comorbid conditions. Research has emerged which provides an alternative method to reduce this bias.

New research has noted an association between kidney cysts with progressive chronic kidney disease risk, following radical nephrectomy. Read to find out more.

According to study, donor nephrectomy in living kidney donors aged 70 years or older is safe, and does not significantly impact estimated glomerular filtration rate, or the risk of end-stage renal disease.

Acceptable options for the placement of peritoneal dialysis catheters now include advanced image-guided percutaneous and advanced laparoscopic techniques, according to a recent study.

A Canadian study has unveiled that an unhealthy microbiome, including a gut microbiome, is more likely to excrete toxins to the kidneys, leading to an increased formation of kidney stones.