UROLOGICAL DISEASES CONTRIBUTING TO RENAL INSUFFICIENCY AND POSSIBLE WAYS OF END STAGE RENAL DISEASE PREVENTION
Authors:
P. Navrátil; L. Lyerová; I. Novák; J. Pacovsky; M. Romžová
Authors‘ workplace:
Transplantační centrum při Urologické klinice FN a LF UK v Hradci Králové, Klinika nefrologie, IKEM Praha
Published in:
Urol List 2009; 7(1): 6-12
Overview
Chronic renal insufficiency (CHRI) may be the consequence of many pathological phenomena. The most frequent is the terminal result of almost all nephrological diseases. Sometimes it could be due to the irreversible damage of the kidney function from others reasons. There we can count on the intoxication with nephrotoxic substances, serious injuries of both kidneys, oncological diseases and others urological benign disorders.
The etiology of the CHRI on the strength of the benign urological diseases is not unusual in urological patients. In many cases their importance was undervalued with following incorrect therapy or absence of the therapy. We meet with undetected urological diseases or with the bad diagnosis of these diseases.
The experience and the foresight of the potential major damage of the kidney function on the strength of urological disorders are very important and it has specific features. In many cases we can prevent it or put it off.
KEY WORDS:
chronic renal insufficiency, acute renal failure, waiting list, transplantation, urological disease
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