This review outlines pathophysiologic theories for renal impairment in acute and chronic heart failure and discusses current treatment strategies for cardiorenal syndrome.
This article reviews the pathophysiologic theories and current treatment strategies for managing kidney dysfunction in acute and chronic heart failure.
The clinical relevance of the bidirectional cross-talk between heart and kidney is increasingly recognized. However, the optimal approach to the management of kidney dysfunction in heart failure remains unclear. The purpose of this article is to outline the most plausible pathophysiologic theories that attempt to explain the renal impairment in acute and chronic heart failure, and to review the current treatment strategies for these situations.
Martínez-Santos et al. (Sat,) conducted a review in Cardiorenal Syndrome. This review outlines pathophysiologic theories for renal impairment in acute and chronic heart failure and discusses current treatment strategies for cardiorenal syndrome.
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