2020
DOI: 10.14748/an.v14i1.7194
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Biomarkers And Quality Of Life In Patients With Chronic Kidney Disease

Abstract: Хроничното бъбречно заболяване (ХБЗ) е прогресивно болестно състояние, което може да достигне до терминален стадий на хронична бъбречна недостатъчност (ESRD). От съществено значение е да можем да идентифицираме хората с висок риск за прогресия на ХБЗ и свързаните с него сърдечно-съдови заболявания (ССЗ). Протеинурията е най-чувствителният маркер за прогресия на ХБЗ в клиничната практика, особено когато се комбинира с eGFR, но те имат известни ограничения. Идентифицирани са обещаващи специфични и високоселектив… Show more

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“…It was proved that if old patients on dialysis had not been introduced with the treatment in advance or had not been directed to a nephrologist on time, had to stay in hospital for a longer period of time, had high mortality-rate [13], [1] and worse quality of life [10]. The quality of life is related to preserved social activity, well-being and healthcare [15]. For that reason, an appropriate education is required, according to patients' needs, caused by the end stage of their chronic kidney disease.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It was proved that if old patients on dialysis had not been introduced with the treatment in advance or had not been directed to a nephrologist on time, had to stay in hospital for a longer period of time, had high mortality-rate [13], [1] and worse quality of life [10]. The quality of life is related to preserved social activity, well-being and healthcare [15]. For that reason, an appropriate education is required, according to patients' needs, caused by the end stage of their chronic kidney disease.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%