Methods to estimate baseline creatinine and define acute kidney injury in lean Ugandan children with severe malaria: a prospective cohort study

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RT @AndreaLConroy: AKI is diagnosed based on changes in creatinine from the pre-illness baseline. The challenge is in knowing what is norma…

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RT @AndreaLConroy: AKI is diagnosed based on changes in creatinine from the pre-illness baseline. The challenge is in knowing what is norma…

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RT @AndreaLConroy: AKI is diagnosed based on changes in creatinine from the pre-illness baseline. The challenge is in knowing what is norma…

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AKI is diagnosed based on changes in creatinine from the pre-illness baseline. The challenge is in knowing what is normal for each child. We looked at that last year and came up with a solution for undernourished children in Uganda... https://t.co/CuK3UJAV

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