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Renal Replacement Therapy in Austere Environments

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Journal Int J Nephrol
Publisher Wiley
Specialty Nephrology
Date 2011 May 24
PMID 21603109
Citations 5
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Abstract

Myoglobinuric renal failure is the classically described acute renal event occurring in disaster environments-commonly after an earthquake-which most tests the ingenuity and flexibility of local and regional nephrology resources. In recent decades, several nephrology organizations have developed response teams and planning protocols to address disaster events, largely focusing on patients at risk for, or with, acute kidney injury (AKI). In this paper we briefly review the epidemiology and outcomes of patients with dialysis-requiring AKI after such events, while providing greater focus on the management of the end-stage renal disease population after a disaster which incapacitates a pre-existing nephrologic infrastructure (if it existed at all). "Austere" dialysis, as such, is defined as the provision of renal replacement therapy in any setting in which traditional, first-world therapies and resources are limited, incapacitated, or nonexistent.

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