Acute Tubular Necrosis (ATN) | Symptoms, Causes and Treatments

[@lindannamka3412]

I love the way you summarized this. Made it easy for me to make my presentation. Thank you

[@xencha94]

fantastic video! Nearly a qualified Pharmacist and these videos are sick!!

[@duagul2354]

Really helpful video.

[@dibyasattwakarmakar]

Thank You , Sir

[@lily-fw1tj]

Thank you so much may Allah bless you

[@zeinabghamlouch9920]

thank you so much! this was very helpful :)

[@tanaytejus3589]

Thanks

[@1Itsyasr]

Great ❤❤

[@lexc8714]

Hi, can you make one video about AIN?

[@narandetagenblirtillluft1419]

Thank you so much

[@avantika654]

So good! Thank you :)

[@cheyennewyoming194]

How can supportive treatment be provided for a patient who developed peripheral edema + upper extremity edema? Not tolerating IV fluids, has pulm edema.
The ATN is likely due to contrast dye that occurred while pt continued to take diuretic, furosemide, ACEi, jardiance, NSAIDs… either the provider failed to advise pt to hold nephrotoxic meds, or he forgot, but here we are

[@srirambhardwaj2343]

Thank.you.very.much.sir.

[@ggg3172]

how the urea and creatinine amount high

[@luisrm37]

They are high but the ratio is BUN -Cr ratio is less than 15

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[@belkenfack1177]

It was. Boring

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It was. Boring