Freely Filtered, a NephJC Podcast

Episode 74: Amino Acids for AKI

Oct 18, 2024

In this engaging discussion, Nephrologists Pedro Teixeira, an expert in clinical trials from the University of New Mexico, and Jay Koyner from the University of Chicago dive into the intriguing role of amino acids in managing acute kidney injury (AKI). They unpack recent clinical trials and explore the complexities of kidney function assessments. The conversation also touches on the relationship between amino acids and renal functional reserve, and the comparison with SGLT2 inhibitors in AKI prevention. Expect insightful analysis and practical implications for patient care!

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Exploring Amino Acids in Acute Kidney Injury

01:47 • 14min

Nephroprotection and Amino Acids in AKI

15:52 • 10min

Criteria and Considerations in a Multinational Cardiac Surgery Trial

Exploring Clinical Protocols for Amino Acid Infusions in Cardiac Surgery

Amino Acids in Clinical Trials

30:09 • 13min

Amino Acids and Acute Kidney Injury: Clinical Insights

42:43 • 15min

Amino Acids and Acute Kidney Injury: Clinical Insights

58:02 • 14min

Non-Invasive Ventilation and Amino Acid Infusions

01:12:06 • 10min

Cultural Highlights: TV and Gaming Recommendations

01:22:22 • 2min

Enthusiasm and Opportunities at a Renal Conference

01:24:48 • 2min

Lighthearted Chats and Exciting Runs

01:27:07 • 5min