The present clinical research work related to Cardio Renal Syndrome (SCR) has been carried out in theNephrology Service and the Intensive Care Unit of the Father Luis Tezza Clinic, during the period from 2013 to 2019. The present research is the clinical experience in the management of the diagnostic and therapeutic protocols implemented, and the results obtained, in 15 patients grouped in three for each of the five groups according to the current concepts of the last decade, in the international context. The epidemiological aspect, the pathogenesis is described in its reciprocal interaction either acute or chronic between cardiac, renal failures and systemic processes that also affect both organs in this syndrome. An exhaustive review of the pathophysiology is made in its hemodynamic aspects, alterations in the pathophysiology is made in its hemodynamic aspects, alterations in the marke...

The purpose of this work is to review the current medical and scientific bibliographic evidence available, regarding adequate energy and protein caloric nutrition in patients with Chronic Renal Insufficiency and emphasizing the deleterious effects of the intake of proteins of animal origin, both in kidney function and with special emphasis on kidney disease. The review considers both historical and recent research on the role of adequate protein and caloric nutrition in the diet both in chronic kidney disease and in the prevention and protection of normal kidney function. It is concluded by the current evidence how the adequate and ideal nutritional prescription should be both for the prevention and for the dietary treatment of renal failure.