22^nd World Nephrology Conference

Cardio-Renal Syndrome

Cardio-Renal Syndrome (CRS) represents a complex, bidirectional dysfunction between the heart and kidneys. This condition emerges when acute or chronic heart failure exacerbates renal impairment, or kidney disease accelerates cardiovascular deterioration. CRS involves intricate pathophysiological mechanisms, including neurohormonal activation, inflammation, and fluid retention. Early detection and individualized therapeutic strategies are critical to mitigating adverse outcomes. Advances in biomarker research and multi-disciplinary management approaches are essential for improving patient prognosis. Understanding the interplay between cardiac and renal systems is crucial for optimizing clinical interventions and enhancing patient quality of life in CRS. Join us to explore these emerging insights.