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Acute cardiorenal syndrome: review (part 2)

• Authors Details :  
• Elmukhtar Habas,  
• Eshrak Habas,  
• Mohamed Baghi,  
• Ala Habas,  
• Elmehdi Errayes,  
• Aml Habas,  
• Khalid Alarbi,  
• Amnna Rayani

Journal title : Yemen Journal of Medicine

Publisher : Mansa STM Publishers

Online ISSN : 2583-4614

Page Number : 303-318

Journal volume : 04

Journal issue : 02

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Recently, the definition of cardiorenal syndrome (CRS), a condition with a complicated pathogenesis, has been revised. Logically, CRS syndrome should be classified according to the initial organ that is injured, resulting in damage to another organ. Hence, there are only three main categories of CRS. Category one includes acute and chronic CRS. Category two involves renal-cardiac syndrome (RCS), which can be classified as acute or chronic. The third category represents secondary CRS, referred to as cardio-reno-cardiac syndrome (CRCS), which can be subdivided into acute and chronic CRCS. In this part of our series, we will discuss the epidemiology, pathophysiology, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of acute CRS. We retrieved articles published on acute CRS using different keywords and phrases between January 2019 and June 2025 to achieve these goals.

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.63475/yjm.v4i2.0167

Article Subject Details

• Epidemiology
• Health sciences
• Medical eduaction
• Medical research
• Pathophysiology

Article Keywords Details

• CRS therapy and prevention
• pathophysiology
• type 1 cardiorenal syndrome pathophysiology
• type 1CRS epidemiology
• Acute cardiorenal syndrome

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