General Nephrology - Time Referral to the Nephrologist |
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Guideline Organization |
Recommendation (Evidence Level) |
Evidence |
Comments |
CARI-Australia |
Patients with Ccrea < 30 ml/min/1.73m2. |
2. Early referral of pre-ESRD |
Reasons for timely referral |
CSN-Canada |
Refer patients with Ccreat <30ml/min to a nephrologist for opinion regarding management of renal failure (Opinion) |
Elevated Creatinine Referral Guidelines |
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EBPG-Europe |
A. Referral should be considered |
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KDOQI-US |
In general, patients with GFR <30 mL/min/1.73 m2 should be referred (stage 4). (Opinion) |
Clinical Practice Guidelines for Chronic Kidney Disease : Evaluation, classification and stratification |
Consultation and/or co-management with a kidney disease care team is advisable during Stage 3 (30-59ml/min), and referral to a nephrologist in Stage 4 (15-29ml/min) recommended. Kidney function may need to be monitored four times per year or more. |
UK-Guidelines |
Patients with progressive RF should be referred early with Screa 150-200μmol/l (1.7-2.25 mg/dL) to enable dialysis to be started in a planned fashion. (Good Practice) |
10. The management of patients approaching end stage renal disease |
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