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Chronic Kidney Disease: a Risk Factor for Cardiovascular Disease

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Journal Cardiol Clin
Publisher Elsevier
Date 2005 Aug 9
PMID 16084283
Citations 9
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Abstract

The goal of risk stratification of CVD inpatients with CKD is to lead to effective and early intervention and to prevent the adverse outcomes associated with this complex multisystem disease that is characteristic of growing number of patients with CKD in the general population and of patients receiving dialysis therapy or kidney transplantation. By 2030, there will be 2.24 million patients with ESRD in the United States, and approximately 1.3 million of these cases of ESRD will be caused by diabetes mellitus. Thus, CVD in this high-risk population presents a challenge for the nephrology and the cardiology community.

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