11/14/2021
Patients with acute kidney injury(AKI) are taking statin to help improve with anti-inflammatory, antioxidants, and with plaque-stabilizing. According to this article they did a total of 9 meta analysis statin experiment. Out of there 9 experiments only one Huffmyer(2009) had an effect which statin decreased mortality rates. The other 8 experiments: Park(2016), Billings(2016), Zeng(2016), Wang(2015), Mithani(2011), Nemati (2015), Argalious (2010) and Virani (2010) had no effects on mortality.
Zeng (2016) was the only experiment which statin that increased the effects of AKI, while all the other decreased or had no effects of acute kidney injury(Verdoodt et al., 2018).
Reference:
Verdoodt, A., Honore, P. M., Jacobs, R., De Waele, E., Van Gorp, V., De Regt, J., & Spapen, H. D. (2018, March 28). Do statins induce or protect from acute kidney injury and chronic kidney disease: An update review in 2018. Journal of translational internal medicine. Retrieved November 14, 2021, from https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5874483/.
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