Figure 1 |
Evidence Model for Stages in the Initiation and Progression of Chronic Kidney Disease and Therapeutic Interventions |
Figure 2 |
Incidence and Prevalence of End-Stage Renal Disease in the US |
Figure 3 |
Evidence Model for Stages in the Initiation and Progression of Cardiovascular Disease and Therapeutic Interventions |
Figure 4 |
Kidney Function Decline in Chronic Kidney Disease |
Figure 5 |
Creatinine Distribution: US Population Age ≥20 by Sex |
Figure 6 |
Cardiovascular Mortality in the General Population (NCHS) and in ESRD Treated by Dialysis (USRDS) |
Figure 7 |
Prevalence of Albuminuria and High Blood Pressure (%) in US Adults Age ≥20 Years, NHANES III, 1988-1994 |
Figure 8 |
Distribution of Albumin-to-Creatinine Ratio in US Men and Women, Age ≥20 Years: NHANES III, 1988-1994 |
Figure 9 |
GFR vs. Age |
Figure 10 |
Percentiles of GFR Regressed on Age (NHANES III) |
Figure 11 |
Level of GFR at Initiation of Replacement Therapy (USRDS) |
Figure 12 |
Relationship of Creatinine Clearance and Serum Creatinine With GFR (Inulin Clearance) in Patients With Glomerular Disease |
Figure 13 |
Estimates of GFR vs. Measured GFR Among MDRD Study Baseline Cohort |
Figure 14 |
Accuracy of Different Estimates of GFR in AduPrevalence of Patients by Number of Abnormalities by Level of GFR (NHANES III) |
Figure 15 |
Prevalence of Patients by Number of Abnormalities by Level of GFR (NHANES III) |
Figure 16 |
Proportion of Patients by Number of Abnormalities by Level of GFR (NHANES III) |
Figure 17 |
Relationship Between Blood Pressure and Progression of Diabetic Kidney Disease |
Figure 18 |
Relationship Between Mean Arterial Blood Pressure and GFR Decline |
Figure 19 |
Relationship Between Systolic Blood Pressure and Graft Survival |
Figure 20 |
Mortality vs. Systolic Blood Pressure in Hemodialysis Patients |
Figure 21 |
Prevalence of High Blood Pressure by Level of GFR in the MDRD Study |
Figure 22 |
Prevalence of High Blood Pressure by Level of GFR, Adjusted to Age 60 Years (NHANES III) |
Figure 23 |
Prevalence of Elevated Serum Creatinine by JNCVI Blood Pressure Category and Self-Reported Treatment With Anti-Hypertensive Medications (NHANES III) |
Figure 24 |
Estimated Number of Individuals With Elevated Serum Creatinine by JNCVI Blood Pressure Category and Self-Reported Treatment With Anti-Hypertensive Medications (NHANES III) |
Figure 25 |
Anemia Work-Up for Patients With Chronic Kidney Disease |
Figure 26 |
Blood Hemoglobin Percentiles by GFR Adjusted to Age 60 (NHANES III) |
Figure 27 |
Adjusted Prevalence in Adults of Low Hemoglobin by GFR (NHANES III) |
Figure 28 |
Hemoglobin Percentiles by GFR |
Figure 29 |
Prevalence of Low Hemoglobin by GFR Category |
Figure 30 |
Association of Dietary Intake and GFR |
Figure 31 |
Serum Albumin Percentiles by GFR Adjusted to Age |
Figure 32 |
Association of Serum Albumin and GFR |
Figure 33 |
Association of Serum Transferrin and GFR |
Figure 34 |
Association of Serum Cholesterol and GFR |
Figure 35 |
Association of Body Composition and GFR |
Figure 36 |
Scatterplot of iPTH vs. GFR |
Figure 37 |
iPTH Percentiles by GFR |
Figure 38 |
Prevalence of High iPTH by GFR Category |
Figure 39 |
Serum Calcium Levels (Adjusted for Albumin) vs. GFR |
Figure 40 |
Prevalence of Hypocalcemia (Adjusted for Albumin) vs. GFR |
Figure 41 |
Serum Phosphorus Levels vs. GFR (NHANES III) |
Figure 42 |
Prevalence of Low Calcium and High Phosphate by GFR Category |
Figure 43 |
Calcium-Phosphorus Product Percentiles by GFR (NHANES III) |
Figure 44 |
Kidney Function (GFR) and Odds of Having Symptoms Affecting Quality of Life and Well-Being |
Figure 45 |
Adjusted Prevalence of Physical Inability to Walk by GFR Category (NHANES III) |
Figure 46 |
Adjusted Prevalence of Physical Inability to Lift by GFR Category (NHANES III) |
Figure 47 |
GFR Slopes in the Modification of Diet in Renal Disease Study |
Figure 48 |
Composite Plot of Reciprocal Serum Creatinine vs. Time in Six Patients With Chronic Kidney Disease |
Figure 49 |
Plot of Reciprocal of Plasma Creatinine (1/PCr) in a Patient |
Figure 50 |
Comparison of GFR Decline Between Diet Groups in the Modification of Diet in Renal Disease Study |
Figure 51 |
Cardiovascular Mortality With Diabetes |
Figure 52 |
Microalbuminuria and Cardiovascular Morbidity With Type 2 Diabetes |
Figure 53 |
GFR and Relative Risk for Death |
Figure 54 |
Proteinuria and Relative Risk for Cardiovascular Disease |
Figure 55 |
Proteinuria and Relative Risk for CVD Death |
Figure 56 |
Proteinuria and Relative Risk for Death |
Figure 57 |
Evaluation of Proteinuria in Patients Not Known to Have Kidney Disease |