chronic renal failure

Examples

• All

• Awareness of this association should facilitate the diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnea in patients with chronic renal failure and suggestive symptoms and signs.

  Academic text (2002)

• We have previously presented evidence that atherosclerosis and chronic renal failure independently contribute to a rise in the concentration of ADMA in plasma.

  Academic text (2001)

• And it's progressed to chronic renal failure.

  Pound of Flesh (2015)

• We hope that a prospective study on this subject may clarify the relationship between hearing loss, chronic renal failure, and its treatment.

  Academic text (2006)

• It usually affects young men and leads to chronic renal failure.

  Critical Care (1997)

• In conclusion, hearing loss is a common finding in patients with chronic renal failure, and deafness may occur during the course of hemodialysis.

  Academic text (2006)

• Pyelonephritis in the first years of life may lead to hypertension or chronic renal failure in later childhood or adulthood.

  Academic text (2000)

• Deafness may be reversible in some patients with chronic renal failure who undergo hemodialysis, so a prolonged follow-up is necessary.

  Academic text (2006)

• The patient was diagnosed with chronic renal failure secondary to hypertensive nephrosclerosis and was prescribed hemodialysis and blood transfusions.

  Academic text (2006)

• The incidence of obstructive sleep apnoea, shown by overnight polysomnography, can reach 41-73% in patients with chronic renal failure.

  Academic text (2002)

Synonyms

K

kidney failure

vschronic renal failure

18 3.0

A condition when the kidneys stop working and cannot remove waste or keep water and salts in balance

is a long-term gradual loss of function rather than an acute event

K

kidney disease

vschronic renal failure

11 2.8

A long-lasting illness where the kidneys are damaged and do not work well

specifies a long-term gradual loss of function rather than any general organ damage

R

renal failure

vschronic renal failure

• Specialized

9 3.9

A serious condition where the kidneys stop removing waste and balancing body fluids

is a long-term gradual decline rather than an unspecified or sudden loss

R

renal insufficiency

vschronic renal failure

• Specialized

1 6.3

A condition in which the kidneys cannot remove waste from the blood well

involves a more severe, often complete and lasting loss of organ function

R

renal disorder

vschronic renal failure

• Specialized

1 5.3

A health problem that affects the kidneys

is a long-term gradual loss of function rather than any general disorder

N

nephropathy

vschronic renal failure

• Specialized

1 8.1

A disease that damages the kidneys

is a long-term gradual loss of organ function rather than a general disorder

C

chronic kidney failure

vschronic renal failure

• Specialized

3.7

Long-term loss of kidney function that makes waste build up in the body

is the more technical adjective form of the same expression

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