Term Gallery logo

Significats de reduced kidney function en anglès

rus
почечная недостаточность
portuguès
doença renal
espanyol
enfermedad renal en estado terminal
català
insuficiència renal

Disease where the kidneys fail to adequately filter waste products from the blood.

insuficiència renal
Sinònims
Examples for "kidney failure"
Examples for "kidney failure"
1
Main outcome measures: All-cause mortality, myocardial infarction, and progression to kidney failure.
Pubmed
2
In the following days, the patient developed severe oliguric acute kidney failure.
Pubmed
3
His sister Estrella died from kidney failure at age 10 last year.
Reuters
4
The goal of both approaches is to help people with kidney failure.
Reuters
5
Predictor: 5-year kidney failure risk, estimated using the Kidney Failure Risk Equation.
Pubmed
1
Introduction: Terminal chronic renal failure is a truly global public health problem.
Pubmed
2
Acute renal failure following ECMO support has an extremely elevated mortality rate.
Pubmed
3
Summary: The prognosis is generally good for recovery after acute renal failure.
Pubmed
4
Ten months later, acute nephritic syndrome and rapidly progressive renal failure developed.
Pubmed
5
Two treatment-related deaths occurred; one from sepsis and one from renal failure.
Pubmed
1
However, there have been concerns regarding decreased nitrofurantoin efficacy with renal insufficiency.
Pubmed
2
Twenty-five days later, he presented with acute renal insufficiency and uncontrolled hypertension.
Pubmed
3
FCAS is rarely associated with progressive renal insufficiency caused by renal amyloidosis.
Pubmed
4
The most frequent causes of death were renal insufficiency or hemorrhagic diathesis.
Pubmed
5
Results: In 2 cases, acute renal insufficiency with oligoanuria was observed.
Pubmed
Ús de reduced kidney function en anglès
1
Gradations of normal or mildly reduced kidney function may also associate with ASCVD risk.
Pubmed
2
Conclusion: Chronic tubulointerstitial changes develop early after renal transplantation and are associated with reduced kidney function.
Pubmed
3
Background: Intensively treating hypertension may benefit cardiovascular disease and cognitive function, but at the short-term expense of reduced kidney function.
Pubmed
4
A recent study supports the concept that reduced kidney function causes higher blood pressure, but it found no evidence of causality in the opposite direction.
Pubmed
5
Reduced kidney function is a risk factor for cardiovascular morbidity and mortality, and both heart failure (HF) and kidney failure incidences are increasing.
Pubmed