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Necrosis - renal tubular; ATN; Necrosis - acute tubular
Treatment
In most people, acute tubular necrosis is reversible. The goal of treatment is to prevent life-threatening complications of acute kidney failure during the time the lesion is present.
Treatment focuses on preventing the excess build-up of fluids and wastes, while allowing the kidneys to heal. Patents should be watched for deterioration of kidney function.
Treatment can include:
- Identifying and treating the underlying...
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