The heart and kidneys are two of the most vital organs in the human body. They work together intricately to maintain overall balance and homeostasis. However, when this complex relationship encounters issues, it can lead to Cardiorenal Syndrome (CRS).
Cardiorenal Syndrome (CRS) occurs when dysfunction in one organ (heart or kidney) causes or exacerbates dysfunction in the other. For instance, heart failure can lead to kidney issues, and kidney dysfunction can adversely affect heart function. This condition can manifest in both acute and chronic forms.
CRS is categorized into five main types based on the direction and nature of the dysfunction:
Effectively managing CRS requires a dual approach that considers both heart and kidney health. Key management strategies include:
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