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Acute Kidney Injury is a complication of kidney-related problems. The condition is known as acute kidney injury when there is a quick change in the functioning of the renal.
In other words, you can say that when your kidneys stop working properly as it does usually do. The condition is called acute kidney injury. In the case of AKI (Acute kidney injury) occurs, the level of blood urea and creatinine starts increasing and the volume of urine starts decreasing.
The acute Kidney Injury Panel is to determine the existence of acute kidney injury, type, and causes of AKI. The causes can be pre-renal or post-renal.
The doctor suggests an AKI Panel for early detection of acute kidney injury for prompt treatment to reverse the kidney injury.
When the patient has indications such as dehydration, reduced flow of urine, drowsiness, diarrhea, etc.
Patients with problems such as sepsis, blockage in the urinary tract, malaria, problem with heart pumping, etc.
10-12 hours of fasting
The acute kidney injury panel is inclusive of 8 tests and requires a blood sample.
To get information about the cause and severity of kidney problems, book your Acute Kidney Injury Panel.
| Test Type | Acute Kidney Injury Panel |
| Includes | Acute Kidney Injury Panel Test (Nephrology) |
| Preparation | |
| Reporting | Within 24 hours* |
| Test Price |
₹ 4325
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The Doctors would sometimes fix problems that would cause kidney injury. The treatment could take either few days or in period of weeks. These people's kidneys could also work well enough for the individuals to live the normal lives.
The Aminoglycosides along with the beta-lactams are considered the most common antimicrobials causing the would AKI mainly be related to acute tubular necrosis (ATN) and the acute interstitial nephritis (AIN), respectively.
You could get yourself tested at Ganesh Diagnostic and Imaging Center. We would be happy to assist you in getting your sample by trained staff and technicians.
The Diabetes is known to be the most common cause of any kidney disease by both Type 1 and Type 2 disease. But in case of any heart disease and obesity would contribute to damage that causes the kidneys to fail. The Urinary tract issues (UTI) and inflammation in different parts of the kidney could lead to any long-term functional decline.
When the person is seen with increasing age, there could also be an increase in the kidney's cellular apoptosis rate, which later on could lead to a lower number of functional nephrons, this would be by contributing to the reduction in the GFR and have a creatinine clearance ratio, which induces a particular decrease in the renal functional reserve, making more kidney susceptible to AKI
The causes and reasons of AKI (Acute Kidney Injury) could include the following:
The 2 markers of AKI are as follows:
This would be used on define the Acute Kidney Disease and the Panel to have low sensitivity level and the specificity
Yes, everybody is eligible for a FREE Home Sample Collection from Ganesh Diagnostic and Imaging Center. Our trained phlebotomist would draw your sample from the convenience of your home. We also provide online support and would send your reports digitally on your phone through whatsapp as well.
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