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GREAT CARE FOR LITTLE KIDNEYS. EVERYWHERE.

IPNA Online – International Pediatric Nephrology Association

Saving Young Lives

Improving access to kidney care worldwide

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Saving Young Lives (SYL) is a global initiative that helps hospitals in low-resource settings care for patients suffering from acute kidney injury (AKI). Without treatment, AKI can quickly become fatal, but with the right care it is often reversible.

SYL is a collaboration of three primary partners – ISPD, ISN, and IPNA – with the support of SFNDT and APSN, united by a shared goal: to stop children and adults from dying of a treatable condition.

Saving Young Lives by the Numbers: 2017-present

470 individuals trained by SYL

in 42 different institutions

from 26 + low resource countries

Literature

“Saving Young Lives” with acute kidney injury: the challenge of acute dialysis in low-resource settings

William E. Smoyer, Fredric O. Finkelstein, Mignon I. McCulloch, Mary Carter, Ariane Brusselmans, John Feehally

Kidney International (February 2016) 89, 254-256

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Saving Young Lives: Provision of acute dialysis in low-resource settings

William E Smoyer, Fredric O Finkelstein, Mignon McCulloch, Mary Carter, Ariane Brusselmans, John Feehally

The Lancet, 2016

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Peritoneal Dialysis, Acute Kidney Injury, and the Saving Young Lives Program

Fredric O. Finkelstein, William E. Smoyer, Mary Carter, Ariane Brusselmans, and John Feehally

Perit Dial Int July-August 2014 34:478-480

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Learn more about the committee Saving Young Lives is part of the IPNA Special Project Committee

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