[PDF] Top 20 Kidney disease in Uganda: a community based study

... of kidney disease, we used the proportion of patients with proteinuria of > 1+ with an estimated glomerular filtration rate of less than 90mls/ ...Chronic kidney dis- ease was further staged ... See full document

... chronic kidney patients was ...this study highlights the pres- ence of PEW in the non dialysis kidney disease ...chronic kidney disease patients during patient care since PEW is ... See full document

... Acute kidney injury; BMI: Body mass index; CHF: Congestive heart failure; CI: Confidence interval; CKD: Chronic kidney disease; DBP: Diastolic blood pressure; eGFR: Estimated glomerular filtration ... See full document

... present study, a drinking habit and the consumption of fatty and salty meals, which are associated with meta- bolic disease, were found to be associated with low ... See full document

... Chronic kidney disease (CKD) has recently been recognized as a risk factor for cardiovascular disease, while the mechanism by which CKD develops remained to be clarifi ...present study, we ... See full document

... In future studies, alterations must be made to the methods of data collection and the details gathered. The choice of method will depend on a balance of cost, feasi- bility, and acceptability. Unless all methods measure ... See full document

... ANT Community Study had either low referral for transplantation or racial disparities in transplant referral, as previously described ...selected based on survey completion (com- pletion of at least ... See full document

... this study, the modelled effect of tolvaptan therapy based on TEMPO 3:4 was compared to observed TEMPO 4:4 data, which demonstrated the accuracy with which the ADPKD-OM extrapolated the benefit of tolvaptan ... See full document

... (2008), based on the study of two community monitoring programmes in India, emphasises the difficulty of successfully implementing such programmes, and argues that much of the success of these ... See full document

... renal disease (ESRD) is 229 per million population (pmp) whereas more than 1 lakh new patients enter renal replacement programs annually in India ...of community- based screening programs for CKD, ... See full document

... Chronic kidney disease (CKD) has become a major issue worldwide and hyperglycemia is known as an important risk factor responsible for CKD ...predict kidney function decline (KFD) risk better than ... See full document

... A screening visit consisted of three stages and was led by a nurse who was assisted by trained healthcare volun- teers. First, sociodemographic information, medical history, vital signs, anthropometric measures, and ... See full document

... The study objective was to pilot the study design for a pos- sible larger study, including the logistics of community antenatal distribution of misoprostol and the feasibility of following-up ... See full document

... Renal insufficiency can ensue from a primary renal disease or a systemic disease which affects the kidneys. Chronic systemic diseases like diabetes mellitus and hypertension are some of the common causes of ... See full document

... Patients with hemodialysis history had fourfold higher odds for anemia (AOR=3.59, 95%CI: 1.24 – 10.38, P=0.018) compared to patients without hemodialysis his- tory. Various studies revealed hemodialysis requiring ... See full document

... proposed study protocol will not only provide crucial local epi- demiological data, but will also inform the design of lar- ger studies in the area of microRNA biomarker ...cohort study combines ... See full document

... analysis, based on the following criteria: The first criteria was age between 18 and 70 ...previous study showed that they had different risk factors for CKD than other ... See full document

... a community-based cross-sectional study that used an interviewer-administered semi-structured ques- tionnaire to collect data from household heads or other adults regarding maintenance of the safe ... See full document

... other study subjects and more frequently affected by comorbidities such as heart failure (46%), diabetes (36%), ischemic heart disease (15%), and peripheral arterial disease ... See full document

... cross-sectional study representative of urban city of Karachi, Pakistan, conducted as part of baseline within a factorial design cluster randomized controlled trial ... See full document