Objectives: Although renal replacement therapy is widely used in critically ill children, there have been few comprehensive population-based studies of its use. This article describes renal replacement therapy use, and associated outcomes, in critically ill children across the United Kingdom in the largest cohort study of this patient group. Design: A retrospective observational study using prospectively collected data. Setting: Data from the Pediatric Intensive Care Audit Network database which collects data on all children admitted to U.K. PICUs. Patients: Children (
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