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SARS-CoV-2 infection increases risk of acute kidney injury in a bimodal age distribution

  • Erica C. Bjornstad (Creator)
  • G. R. Cutter (Creator)
  • Pramod Guru (Creator)
  • Shina Menon (Creator)
  • Isabella Aldana (Creator)
  • Scott House (Creator)
  • Nancy M Tofil (Creator)
  • Catherine A. St Hill (Creator)
  • Yasir Tarabichi (Creator)
  • Valerie Banner-Goodspeed (Creator)
  • Amy B. Christie (Creator)
  • Surapaneni Krishna Mohan (Creator)
  • Devang Sanghavi (Creator)
  • Jarrod M Mosier (Creator)
  • Girish Vadgaonkar (Creator)
  • Allan J. Walkey (Creator)
  • Rahul Kashyap (Creator)
  • Vishakha K. Kumar (Creator)
  • Vikas Bansal (Creator)
  • Karen Boman (Creator)
  • Mayank Sharma (Creator)
  • Marija Bogojevic (Creator)
  • Neha Deo (Creator)
  • Lynn Retford (Creator)
  • Ognjen Gajic (Creator)
  • Neha Deo (Creator)

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Abstract Background Hospitalized patients with SARS-CoV2 develop acute kidney injury (AKI) frequently, yet gaps remain in understanding why adults seem to have higher rates compared to children. Our objectives were to evaluate the epidemiology of SARS-C...
Date made available2022
Publisherfigshare

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