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His tearing at his subjects' exposed wounds – often class injuries – is the emotional crescendo of the programme.
And they link the class injuries inflicted by de-industrialisation, underinvestment and precarity to the decline of Britain's global position in the postcolonial world, and the loss of their old sense of racial and national superiority.
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Additional adjustment by acute kidney injury (RIFLE class injury or failure) or chronic kidney disease stage did not alter the Mg-mortality association.
* P = 0.001 between the four subgroups no acute kidney injury, RIFLE class risk, RIFLE class injury and RIFLE class failure.
The incidence of AKI was 40.7%, maximum RIFLE class Risk, class Injury and class Failure occurred in 50%, 36%and18%8%, respectively.
One hundred and seventy-six patients had RRT for acute kidney injury with a hospital mortality of 51.1% (23 class Risk patients, 70 class Injury, 83 class Failure).
"This place seems to have cataloged the whole gambit of middle-class injuries," says Paul Whitehead.
19 20 We classed injuries that resulted in pain for over two weeks as "serious minor injuries," according to the categorisation of Lord et al, 21 and grouped them with major injuries as "serious injuries".
"Has anyone sustained a more middle-class injury?" Surely somebody, somewhere, must have suffered a severe paper cut while opening the cheque from Mummy and Daddy?
RIFLE classes injury and failure are independently associated with increased risk for in-hospital dead.
At this time patients were considered as suffering from AKI if they were in the classes "Injury" or "Failure" (or have been started on renal replacement therapy) (AKI h72 patients), based on the RIFLE classification including the creatinine and the urine output criteria.
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