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NGAL in Prediction of AKI and Patient Outcomes
This single-center prospective non-randomized observational research included 120 critically ill persons, at Sohag University hospital's critical care unit. NGAL serum level was assessed at admission to the intensive care unit (NGAL1) and 24 hours after first sample (NGAL2). Cases were categorized into two groups depending on their progression or not to AKI, group A or group B respectively during their intensive care unit stay. Serum NGAL1 and NGAL2 concentrations were compared in relation to development of AKI (group A) or not (group B), need for RRT or not and in relation to mortality.
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