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Dynamic Renal Blood Flow Autoregulation During Recovery From Acute Kidney Injury (AKI)

If efficiency of RBF autoregulation is impaired during recovery from AKI, then the recovering kidney would be susceptible to recurrent injury from fluctuating blood pressure or nerve traffic. Hence, it is worthwhile to know about RBF autoregulation in the injured kidney for someone prescribing treatments to patients with AKI that impinge on systemic hemodynamics, such as hemodialysis.