Panel Discussion / Q&A: How Should Asia-Pacific Build Better Post-AKI/AKD Recovery and Prevention Pathways?

19 Sep 2026 17:05 17:25

Jia-Jin ChenTaiwan Speaker From AKI to AKD: Recovery Pathways and High-Risk PhenotypesAcute kidney disease (AKD) represents a critical transition between acute kidney injury (AKI) and chronic kidney disease. Drawing on real-world evidence from cardiac surgery, acute decompensated heart failure, and ECMO cohorts, this talk will illustrate how kidney recovery trajectories and AKD phenotypes identify patients at high risk for long-term kidney and cardiovascular events. It will also discuss opportunities to improve post-AKI care, including earlier resumption of RAAS inhibitors and emerging evidence for GLP-1 receptor agonists and SGLT2 inhibitors. Recognizing AKD may help transform post-AKI care from passive observation toward proactive cardiorenal risk management.

Kyungho LeeSouth Korea Speaker Drug Exposures: Concerns in Kidney Safety (PPI vs Potassiumcompetitive acid blockers (P-CABs))

Maria Erika RamirezPhilippines Speaker Preventable AKI and AKD: A Philippine Perspective on Early Recognition and Risk ReductionThis presentation examines acute kidney injury and acute kidney disease in the Philippine setting, highlighting practical, low-cost strategies for early recognition and risk reduction to prevent progression to chronic kidney disease.

Nurul Zaynah NordinMalaysia Speaker Can the Kidney Truly Recover After AKI? Fluid Management, Critical Illness, and the AKD Continuum

Panel Discussion / Q&A: How Should Asia-Pacific Build Better Post-AKI/AKD Recovery and Prevention Pathways?

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