Preface

Chapter 1. Acute Kidney Injury – Diagnosis and Therapy

Chapter 2. Clinical Syndromes and Specific Disorders in Acute Kidney Injury Diagnosis and Therapy

Chapter 3. Renal Replacement Therapy – Practical Guidance

Conclusion

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“This is a first easy and up to date excellent book of basic principles in critical care nephrology that can be used in daily clinical practice as well as in postgraduate education. The authors present all information in a great logical manner with easy explanation of difficult medical issues. This book is very needed in intensive care medicine in nephrology.” - Prof Vladimir Teplan, MD, DSc, Professor of Internal Medicine and Nephrology, Prague, Czech Republic

Biomedical Papers - Josef Zadrazil, MD, CSc., Professor of Internal Medicine and Nephrology, Olomouc, Czech Republic

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