Table 1. |
Goals of the CKD Work Group |
Table 2. |
Definition of Chronic Kidney Disease |
Table 3. |
Stages of Chronic Kidney Disease: A Clinical Action Plan |
Table 4. |
Stages and Prevalence of Chronic Kidney Disease (Age ≥ 20) |
Table 5. |
Potentially Modifiable Risk Factors for Development and Progression of Chronic Kidney Disease According to Stage |
Table 6. |
Approach to the Evidence Review |
Table 7. |
Published Guidelines and Recommendation for Chronic Kidney Disease |
Table 8. |
Questions and Methods |
Table 9. |
Types of Risk Factors for Adverse Outcomes of Chronic Kidney Disease |
Table 10. |
Stages of Chronic Kidney Disease |
Table 11. |
Definition of Chronic Kidney Disease |
Table 12. |
Definition and Stages of Chronic Kidney Disease |
Table 13. |
Prevalence of GFR Categories: NHANES III 19881994 US Adults Age ≥ 20 |
Table 14. |
Prevalence of Stages of Chronic Kidney Disease and Levels of Kidney Function in the US |
Table 15. |
Definitions of Proteinuria and Albuminuria |
Table 16. |
Albumin Excretion Rate: Normal Range in Children |
Table 17. |
Urine Albumin-to-Creatinine Ratio: Normal Range in Children |
Table 18. |
Prevalence of Albuminuria in Adults: NHANES III |
Table 19. |
Prevalence of Albuminuria by Age Group: NHANES III |
Table 20. |
Prevalence of Albuminuria Among Individuals With a History of Diabetes: NHANES III |
Table 21. |
Prevalence of Albuminuria Among Individuals Without a History of Diabetes: NHANES III |
Table 22. |
Proteinuria: Prevalence in Nondiabetic Children |
Table 23. |
Albuminuria: Prevalence in Nondiabetic Children |
Table 24. |
Normal GFR in Children and Young Adults |
Table 25. |
Normal GFR in Adults Extrapolated From Data in 72 Healthy Men |
Table 26. |
Prevalence of GFR Categories in Adults |
Table 27. |
Description of MDRD Study Participants Who Developed Kidney Failure: Kidney Function |
Table 28. |
Description of MDRD Study Participants Who Developed Kidney Failure: Dietary Intake and Nutritional Status |
Table 29. |
Comparison of Kidney Function Measurements in MDRD Study Participants Who Developed Kidney Failure |
Table 30. |
GFR at Start of Hemodialysis |
Table 31. |
Creatinine Clearance at Start of Hemodialysis |
Table 32. |
Serum Creatinine at Start of Hemodialysis |
Table 33. |
Stages of Chronic Kidney Disease: A Clinical Action Plan |
Table 34. |
Classification of Chronic Kidney Disease by Pathology, Etiology and Prevalence in Patients With End-Stage Renal Disease |
Table 35. |
Classification and Management of Comorbid Conditions in Chronic Kidney Disease |
Table 36. |
Association of Stages of Chronic Kidney Disease With Complications |
Table 37. |
Factors Linked With Noncompliance in Chronic Kidney Disease |
Table 38. |
Classification of Risk Factors |
Table 39. |
Types and Examples of Risk Factors for Chronic Kidney Disease |
Table 40. |
Potential Risk Factors for Susceptibility to and Initiation of Chronic Kidney Disease |
Table 41. |
Relationship Between Types of Kidney Disease and Risk Factors for Initiation and Susceptibility to Chronic Kidney Disease |
Table 42. |
Prevalence of Individuals at Increased Risk for Chronic Kidney Disease |
Table 43. |
Factors Affecting Serum Creatinine Concentration |
Table 44. |
Equations Developed to Predict GFR in Adults Based on Serum Creatinine |
Table 45. |
Equations Developed to Predict GFR in Children Based on Serum Creatinine |
Table 46. |
Estimating GFR in Adults Using the Cockcroft-Gault Equation: Accuracy and Bias |
Table 47. |
Estimating GFR in Adults Using the MDRD Study Equation: Accuracy and Bias |
Table 48. |
Abbreviated MDRD Study Equation |
Table 49. |
Serum Creatinine Corresponding to an Estimated GFR of 60 mL/min/1.73 m2 by the Abbreviated MDRD Study and Cockcroft-Gault Equations |
Table 50. |
Estimating GFR in Children Using the Schwartz Equation: Accuracy and Bias |
Table 51. |
Estimating GFR in Children Using the Counahan-Barratt or Modified Counahan-Barratt Equations: Accuracy and Bias |
Table 52. |
Clinical Situations in Which Clearance Measures May Be Necessary to Estimate GFR |
Table 53. |
Spot Urine Protein vs. Timed Urine Protein in Adults |
Table 54. |
Spot Urine Albumin vs. Timed Urine Albumin in Adults |
Table 55. |
Spot Urine Dipstick Albumin vs. Timed Urine Albumin in Adults |
Table 56. |
Spot Urine Protein-to-Creatinine Ratio vs. Timed Urine Protein in Adults |
Table 57. |
Spot Urine Albumin-to-Creatinine Ratio vs. Timed Urine Albumin in Adults |
Table 58. |
Spot Urine Protein-to-Creatinine Ratio vs. Timed Urine Protein in Nondiabetic Children. |
Table 59. |
Spot Urine Albumin-to-Creatinine Ratio vs. Timed Urine Albumin in Children |
Table 60. |
Comparison of Methods for Urine Collection for Assessment of Proteinuria |
Table 61. |
Common Causes of False Results in Routine Measurements of Urinary Albumin or Total Protein |
Table 62. |
Interpretation of Proteinuria and Urine Sediment Abnormalities as Markers of Chronic Kidney Disease |
Table 63. |
Interpretation of Abnormalities on Imaging Studies as Markers of Kidney Damage |
Table 64. |
Clinical Presentations of Kidney Disease |
Table 65. |
Relationship Between Types of Kidney Disease and Clinical Presentations |
Table 66. |
Retinol Binding Protein (RBP): Association With Various Outcomes |
Table 67. |
N-Acetyl-ß-D-Glucosaminidase (NAG): Association With Various Outcomes |
Table 68. |
ß-2-Microglobulin (ß-2-MG): Association With Various Outcomes |
Table 69. |
Sodium Dodecyl Sulfate-Polyacrylamide Gel Electrophoresis (SDS-PAGE): Association With Various Outcomes |
Table 70. |
Urinary Cell Excretion: Association With Various Outcomes |
Table 71. |
Classification of Blood Pressure for Adults ≥18 Years (JNC-VI) |
Table 72. |
Pathogenetic Mechanisms of High Blood Pressure in Chronic Kidney Disease |
Table 73. |
Association of Mean Arterial Pressure and Cardiovascular Disease Events in Incident Dialysis Patients |
Table 74. |
Recommended Research on High Blood Pressure in Chronic Kidney Disease: Observational Studies |
Table 75. |
Recommended Research on High Blood Pressure in Chronic Kidney Disease: Clinical Trials |
Table 76. |
Hemoglobin and Kidney Function |
Table 77. |
Hematocrit and Kidney Function |
Table 78. |
Erythropoietin Level and Kidney Function |
Table 79. |
Ferritin and Kidney Function |
Table 80. |
Miscellaneous Hematological Measures and Kidney Function |
Table 81. |
Daily Calorie Intake and Kidney Function |
Table 82. |
Daily Protein Intake and Kidney Function |
Table 83. |
Serum Albumin and Kidney Function |
Table 84. |
Serum Protein and Prealbumin and Kidney Function |
Table 85. |
Transferrin and Kidney Function |
Table 86. |
Serum Bicarbonate and Kidney Function |
Table 87 |
Lipids and Kidney Function |
Table 88. |
Body Mass Index and Kidney Function |
Table 89. |
Ideal or Standard Body Weight and Kidney Function |
Table 90. |
Body Tissue Composition (Muscle) and Kidney Function |
Table 91. |
Body Tissue Composition (Fat) and Kidney Function |
Table 92. |
Histologic Classification of Bone Lesions Associated With Kidney Disease |
Table 93. |
Parathyroid Hormone and Kidney Function |
Table 94. |
Fractional Excretion of Phosphorus and Kidney Function |
Table 95. |
Serum Calcium and Kidney Function |
Table 96. |
Serum Phosphate and Kidney Function |
Table 97. |
Vitamin D3 and Kidney Function |
Table 98. |
Bone Disease and Kidney Function |
Table 99. |
Nerve Conduction Velocity and Kidney Function |
Table 100. |
Miscellaneous Neurological Measurements and Kidney Function |
Table 101. |
Autonomic Function and Kidney Function |
Table 102. |
Domains of Functioning and Well-Being Measured by Specific Instruments |
Table 103. |
Symptoms and Health Perception and Kidney Function |
Table 104. |
Physical Functioning and Kidney Function |
Table 105. |
Mental Health, Depression, and Well-Being and Kidney Function |
Table 106. |
Employment, Home Management, Recreation, and Pastimes and Kidney Function |
Table 107. |
Social Functioning and Kidney Function |
Table 108. |
Functioning and Well-Being Measures |
Table 109. |
Mean Rate of Decline of GFR for Various Causes of Kidney Disease |
Table 110. |
Years Until Kidney Failure (GFR <15 mL/min/1.73 m2) Based on Level of GFR and Rate of GFR Decline |
Table 111. |
Kidney Disease Type as Predictor of Progression |
Table 112. |
Black Race as a Predictor of Progression |
Table 113. |
Low Baseline Kidney Function as a Predictor of Progression |
Table 114. |
Male Gender as a Predictor of Progression |
Table 115. |
Older Age as a Predictor of Progression |
Table 116. |
Proteinuria or Albuminuria as Predictors of Progression |
Table 117. |
Low Serum Albumin as a Predictor of Progression |
Table 118. |
Blood Pressure as a Predictor of Progression |
Table 119. |
Elevated HgbA1c as a Predictor of Progression |
Table 120. |
Tobacco Use as a Predictor of Progression |
Table 121. |
Dyslipidemia as Predictors of Progression |
Table 122. |
Anemia as a Predictor of Progression |
Table 123. |
Recommendations for Glycemic Control for People With Diabetes |
Table 124. |
Risk Stratification and Indication for Antihypertensive Treatment |
Table 125. |
Blood Pressure, Goals, Nonpharmacologic, and Pharmacologic Therapy Recommended by the NKF Task Force on Cardiovascular Disease in Chronic Renal Disease |
Table 126. |
Research Classification of Diabetic Polyneuropathy |
Table 127. |
Prevalence of Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease According to the Stage of Kidney Disease in Various Racial/Ethnic Groups With Type 2 Diabetes |
Table 128. |
Prevalence of Retinopathy According to the Stage of Kidney Disease in Various Racial/Ethnic Groups With Type 2 Diabetes |
Table 129. |
Guidelines and Position Statements on Care of Diabetic Complications |
Table 130. |
Traditional vs. Chronic Kidney Disease-Related Factors Potentially Related to an Increased Risk for Cardiovascular Disease |
Table 131. |
Lipoprotein Abnormalities in the General Population and in Patients With Chronic Kidney Disease |
Table 132. |
Decreased GFR as a Predictor of Cardiovascular Disease |
Table 133. |
Decreased GFR as a Predictor of Mortality |
Table 134. |
Proteinuria as a Predictor of Cardiovascular Disease |
Table 135. |
Proteinuria as a Predictor of Cardiovascular Mortality. |
Table 136. |
Proteinuria as a Predictor of Total Mortality |
Table 137. |
KDOQI CKD Clinical Practice Guidelines and Performance Measures |
Table 138. |
Clinical Evaluation of Patients at Increased Risk of Chronic Kidney Disease |
Table 139. |
Stages of Chronic Kidney Disease: Clinical Presentations |
Table 140. |
Simplified Classification of Chronic Kidney Disease by Diagnosis |
Table 141. |
Clues to the Diagnosis of Chronic Kidney Disease From the Patient's History |
Table 142. |
Laboratory Evaluation of Patients With Chronic Kidney Disease |
Table 143. |
Stages and Clinical Features of Diabetic Kidney Disease |
Table 144. |
Stages and Clinical Features of Nondiabetic Kidney Disease |
Table 145. |
Stages and Clinical Features of Diseases in the Kidney Transplant |
Table 146. |
Treatments to Slow the Progression of Chronic Kidney Disease in Adults |
Table 147. |
"Traditional" Risk Factors for Chronic Kidney Disease and Associated Interventions |
Table 148. |
Additional Clinical Interventions for Adults With GFR <60 mL/min/1.73 m2 |
Table 149. |
Clinical Evaluation of Elderly Individuals With GFR of 60-89 mL/min/1.73 m2 |
Table 150. |
Evaluation of Studies of Prevalence |
Table 151. |
Diagnostic Test Evaluation |
Table 152. |
Evaluation of Clinical Associations |
Table 153. |
Evaluation of Studies of Prognosis |
Table 154. |
Literature Search and Review by Topic |
Table 155. |
Format for Guidelines |