We are struggling with defining Organ dysfunction criteria for acute on chronic conditions. What everyone else is doing to separate Acute on Chronic renal failure with chronically elevated Creatinine? Is it considered to be related to sepsis presentation with acute Cr=10.0 or chronic baseline of Cr= 3.2. Where is that fine line of 'yes/no'?
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