The prevalence of chronic kidney disease (CKD) has rapidlyincreased in recent decades in many countries, leading toconsistent economic implications. Considering the fact thatpatients surviving to CKD often develop end-stage renal disease,the number of patients requiring replacement therapyreached 169/million population (pmp) in Italy in 2004 and342 pmp in the Unites States. Furthermore, CKD weighs onpatients survival with a considerably increased cardiovascular(CV) morbidity and mortality.
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Risk for chronic kidney disease in the general population Italian reports for World Kidney Days 2007-2009.
CAPPELLI, Gianni;
2010
Abstract
The prevalence of chronic kidney disease (CKD) has rapidlyincreased in recent decades in many countries, leading toconsistent economic implications. Considering the fact thatpatients surviving to CKD often develop end-stage renal disease,the number of patients requiring replacement therapyreached 169/million population (pmp) in Italy in 2004 and342 pmp in the Unites States. Furthermore, CKD weighs onpatients survival with a considerably increased cardiovascular(CV) morbidity and mortality.
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