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. 2021 Jan 25;25(1):37.
doi: 10.1186/s13054-021-03461-4.

Severe acute kidney injury associated with progression of chronic kidney disease after critical COVID-19

Michael Hultström  1   2 , Miklos Lipcsey  3   4 , Ewa Wallin  3 , Ing-Marie Larsson  3 , Anders Larsson  5 , Robert Frithiof  3
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Severe acute kidney injury associated with progression of chronic kidney disease after critical COVID-19

Michael Hultström et al. Crit Care. .
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All authors declare that they have no competing interests.

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Fig. 1
Progression of plasma creatinine in patients who developed different stages of AKI (No AKI n = 27, Stage 1 n = 19, Stage 2 n = 6, Stage 3 n = 8) during their ICU stay. A mixed model ANOVA on the logarithm of the concentration showed a significant difference in creatinine between stages (p = 3.5*10–15), as well as time-points (p = 1.4*10–8), with a highly significant interaction (p = 2.3*10–9). *Indicates significant difference compared to patients who did not develop AKI, †Compared to baseline for the same stage, and ‡compared to hospital maximum for the same stage by TukeyHSD
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