Outcomes of patients with alcohol‐associated hepatitis and acute kidney injury – Results from the HRS Harmony Consortium

Ann T.; Andrew S. Allegretti; Giuseppe Cullaro; Tianqui Ouyang; Sumeet K. Asrani; Raymond T. Chung; Eric M. Przybyszewski; Robert M. Wilechansky; Jevon E. Robinson; Pratima Sharma; Douglas A. Simonetto; Prasun K. Jalal; Eric S. Orman; Hani M. Wadei; Shelsea A. St. Hillien; Danielle L. Saly; Nneka N. Ufere; Leigh Anne Dageforde; Kevin R. Regner; Justin M. Belcher; Kavish R. Patidar

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The development of acute kidney injury (AKI) in the setting of alcohol-associated hepatitis (AH) portends a poor prognosis. Whether the presence of AH itself drives worse outcomes in patients with cirrhosis and AKI is unknown.

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