What question did this study set out to answer?

To identify sources contributing to underestimated risks of acute kidney injury following percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI).

January 10, 2026JACC Advances0 citationsOpen Access

Investigating Sources of Underestimated Acute Kidney Injury Risk After PCI

KMKarthik Murugiah TATinsae Admassu AAAmarnath Annapureddy

Key Result

Underestimated acute kidney injury risk after PCI may be attributed to inadequate risk assessment tools and discrepancy in patient monitoring practices.

Key Points

To identify sources contributing to underestimated risks of acute kidney injury following percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI).
Literature review of risk factors associated with acute kidney injury after PCI.
Analysis of renal function biomarkers post-PCI.
Evaluation of patient demographics and clinical outcomes.
Assessment of current risk assessment protocols for PCI.
Identified gaps in current risk assessment protocols for acute kidney injury post-PCI.
Observed significant variations in renal function decline among different patient demographics.
Found that certain biomarkers can better predict acute kidney injury risk than previously used methods.

Main Result

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Murugiah et al. (Sat,) reported a other. Underestimated acute kidney injury risk after PCI may be attributed to inadequate risk assessment tools and discrepancy in patient monitoring practices.

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