Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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11008261 | African Journal of Urology | 2018 | 5 Pages |
Abstract
In our environment, a child with initial creatinine value of less than 102â¯Î¼mol/L may be classified as unlikely to develop ESRD. Additionally, a nadir creatinine greater than 89â¯Î¼mol/L may increase the probability of developing ESRD. While nadir creatinine has consistently been identified as independent indicator of outcome, its value is evaluated after a year of management; however, early indicator like creatinine at diagnosis may provide essential monitoring information at the onset of treatment.
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Authors
Boateng Nimako, John Lazarus, Paddy Dewan, Peter Nourse, Priya Gajjar,