Prevalence Of Reduced Egfr In European Adults Using Kdigo And Ageadapted Egfr Thresholds Astley Megan E by Astley Megan E., Chesnaye Nicholas C., Gambaro Giovanni, Ortiz Alberto, Hallan Stein, Carrero Juan-jesus, Ebert Natalie, Eriksen Bjà ̧rn Odvar, Faucon Anne-laure, Ferraro Pietro Manuel, Ittermann Till, Jonsson Arnar J., Langlo Knut Asbjà ̧rn Rise, ... instant download after payment.

DOI: 10.1093/ndt/gfaf112 Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation, 0, 0, 17-07-2025. Abstract: The current definition for chronic kidney disease (CKD) does not account for age-related kidney function decline. Age-adapted CKD definitions have been suggested, but their impact on the estimates of reduced kidney function prevalence remains unclear. We aimed to compare the prevalence of reduced estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) in European adults using the KDIGO eGFR threshold and three age-adapted eGFR thresholds.This cross-sectional study included data collected after 1999 from nine general population-based studies from seven European countries. eGFR was calculated using the European Kidney Function Consortium equation. Prevalence of reduced eGFR was estimated over age using four eGFR thresholds: the KDIGO eGFR threshold (eGFR