Intensive Care in NephrologyPatrick Murray, Hugh Brady, Jesse B. Hall CRC Press, 3 nov 2005 - 480 páginas The field of intensive care in nephrology is a rapidly evolving one, with research starting to translate into clinical guidelines and standards.Encompassing core subjects in critical care and nephrology, as well as specific related consultative topics, this clearly presented text is organized into three sections focusing on:* up-to-date background |
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2 Respiratory failure | 28 |
pathophysiology and treatment | 48 |
4 Renal effects of critical illness | 69 |
II Renal failure in the intensive care unit | 105 |
5 Prevention of acute renal failure in the intensive care unit | 106 |
6 Diagnosis of acute renal failure | 147 |
7 Physiologic basis for pulmonaryrenal syndromes | 165 |
16 Intensive care management of the patient with chronic renal failure | 323 |
III Consultative nephrology in the intensive care unit | 351 |
17 Clinical pharmacology and therapeutics | 352 |
18 Clinical toxicology | 388 |
19 Other nonazotemicnonrenal renal replacement therapy indications | 414 |
20 Acidbase disorders | 438 |
21 Diuretic use and fluid management | 459 |
22 Water homeostasis | 494 |
8 Acute renal failurepharmacotherapies | 183 |
9 Indications for initiation cessation and withdrawal of renal replacement therapy | 199 |
10 Dose adequacy goals for acute renal replacement therapy | 212 |
11 Vascular access for renal replacement therapy | 227 |
12 Extracorporeal anticoagulation for intermittent and continuous forms of renal replacement therapy in the intensive care unit | 239 |
13 Intermittent hemodialysis | 263 |
14 Continuous renal replacement therapies | 289 |
15 Slow lowefficiency daily dialysis and hybrid renal replacement therapies for acute renal failure in the intensive care unit | 308 |
23 Disorders of potassium homeostasis | 530 |
24 Disorders of calcium phosphorus and magnesium | 561 |
25 Nutrition in the intensive care unit | 605 |
26 Hypertensive disorders in the intensive care unit | 619 |
27 Pediatric intensive care unit nephrology | 636 |
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