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Emergency and critical care requires clear decisions in a timely manner, especially in the urinary systems where electrolytes and biochemical changes can affect multiple organ systems. This six part learning series with Rachael Birkbeck covers the work up of azotaemia and acute renal disease, delving deeper than simple fluid therapy. It then progresses into the management of urinary obstruction, both ureteric and urethral, before covering the diagnosis and treatment of uroabdomen.
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Description
Topics covered include:
- Diagnosis of real and post-renal causes of azotaemia
- Management of acute kidney injury - it's more complex than 2x maintenance!
- Management of ureteric and urethral obstruction
- Diagnosis and management of uroabodmen
- Ethylene glycol toxicity
- Leptospirosis
- Outsourcing remote services and how to utilise remote referrals
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