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Mayo Clinic Proceedings
The review highlights the evolution of the understanding of contrast-induced nephropathy, now referred to as CA-AKI, and its implications in clinical practice. It emphasizes the complexities of diagnosing CA-AKI, the importance of individualized clinical decision-making, and the potential for targeted therapies. The document also discusses emerging biomarkers for earlier detection and the challenges in establishing a standardized definition for CA-AKI.
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