Sequels of COVID-19 in nephrology. Chronic kidney patients are more prone to hemodialysis need and mortality

Known CKD patients had a higher initiation rate of RRT, and laboratory features suggestive of kidney damage. However, RRT patients did not have an increased risk of mortality.

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The Journal of Infection in Developing Countries
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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.3855/jidc.19092
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COVID-19 Clinical Research Studies
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Sequels of COVID-19 in nephrology. Chronic kidney patients are more prone to hemodialysis need and mortality

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Sequels of COVID-19 in nephrology. Chronic kidney patients are more prone to hemodialysis need and mortality

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Abstract

Known CKD patients had a higher initiation rate of RRT, and laboratory features suggestive of kidney damage. However, RRT patients did not have an increased risk of mortality.

The Journal of Infection in Developing CountriesVol. 18(12.1)
University of Medicine Tirana (AL), Mother Teresa Hospital (AL)
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