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Despite the relationship between fluid overload and AKI frequency and severity, there are no data, demonstrating that the control of fluid overload may have a beneficial renal effect.
It remains to establish if the control of fluid overload based on an early weight-gain control strategy is likely to improve patients outcome.
The control of volume overload during diastolic heart failure may require higher doses of furosemide and/or the association of thiazide-like diuretics [29]; these strategies should be tested in future trials of fluid management during weaning.
Intensive control of fluid overload has been shown to reverse heart abnormalities.
Adequate control of fluid overload is a key point in the prevention and handling of blood pressure and LVH.
These data encourage speculation that one benefit of early RRT, when defined by the duration of time after ICU admission (independent of the severity of AKI), may be early prevention or control of fluid overload [ 17].
Control of fluid overload, the use of beta-blockers and angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors or angiotensin receptor blockers, and optimization of dialysis appear to be the most important methods to treat HF in CKD and ESRD patients.
It could be that control of volume overload was still insufficient, as high sodium intake is associated with diuretic resistance [ 17] or, the other way round, that diuretic use is associated with side-effects that adversely affect long-term outcome, such as for instance potassium depletion or hyperuricemia [ 18].
Although we have not observed a correlation between NSBP and diastolic function, a intensive control of nocturnal pressoric overload might contribute to an improvement of this function through a possible reversal of LVH.
The induction of contact-dependent suppressor T cells in our system could be either a way for the immune system to control an overload of the system or due to one or several of the immunomodulatory activities of HIV-1 proteins.
