Illness severity modifies the association between sepsis and survival in critically ill patients with acute kidney injury

Mahnaz Derakhshan; Mory Ghomshei; Hamid Reza Ansarian

doi:10.1007/s10157-026-02824-x

February 6, 2026Clinical and Experimental Nephrology

Illness severity modifies the association between sepsis and survival in critically ill patients with acute kidney injury

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Survival rates among critically ill patients with acute kidney injury are strongly influenced by illness severity, specifically in cases of sepsis.
A 30% reduction in survival is observed in patients experiencing severe illness alongside sepsis, highlighting critical care challenges.
Analysis suggests that illness severity modifies the impact of sepsis on survival in acute kidney injury patients.
Overall findings imply that tailored care based on illness severity could enhance outcomes in critical settings.

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Observational analysis identifies the role of illness severity in survival rates for critically ill patients with acute kidney injury, suggesting targeted interventions may be necessary.

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