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Risks of Dual RAAS Blockade in Diabetic Patients: Acute Kidney Injury and Hyperkalemia

Study on cumulative probability of acute kidney injury and hyperkalemia in diabetics receiving dual RAAS blockade. Results show significant risks compared to monotherapy. Published in NEJM 2013.

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Risks of Dual RAAS Blockade in Diabetic Patients: Acute Kidney Injury and Hyperkalemia

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  1. Cumulative probability of acute kidney injury in diabetics receiving dual RAAS blockade or monotherapy P<0.001 Acute Kidney Injury (% of patients) Losartan + lisinopril Losartan + placebo MonthssinceRandomisation Fried et al. NEJM 2013

  2. Cumulative probability of hyper-kalaemia in diabetics receiving dual RAAS blockade or monotherapy P<0.001 Hyperkalemia (% of patients) Losartan + lisinopril Losartan + placebo MonthssinceRandomisation Fried et al. NEJM 2013

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