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Myth vs. Medicine: Unraveling the Truth About Contrast-Induced AKI & Nephropathy
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Case Description
"Myth vs. Medicine: Unraveling the Truth About Contrast-Induced AKI & Nephropathy" is a focused session aimed at debunking long-held misconceptions surrounding contrast media and kidney injury. Despite widespread concern, recent evidence challenges the traditional belief that contrast agents are a...
Case Summary
- Dr. V's presentation addresses the crucial distinction between contrast-associated acute kidney injury (CA-AKI) and contrast-induced nephropathy (CIN), emphasizing that CA-AKI is a temporal association, while CIN requires a causal link, excluding other potential causes of kidney injury. He highlights the global concern about contrast nephrotoxicity, noting historical overestimation and the resulting unnecessary delays in essential imaging.
Speaker Profile
Dr. Ahmed Sabry
Director of Nephrology, Hayat National Hospitals, Saudi ArabiaDr. Ahmed Sabry is the Director of Nephrology at Hayat National Hospitals in Saudi Arabia, where he leads advanced renal care services in both inpatient and critical care settings. With extensive experience in managing complex kidney disorders, especially in ICU environments, he is recognized for his clinical expertise and leadership in nephrology. Dr. Sabry has contributed to medical education and research in acute kidney injury, dialysis, and critical care nephrology. His commitment to evidence-based practice and patient-centered care makes him a valued voice in nephrology and critical care discussions.