Perspectiva actual de la enfermedad renal crónica

Abstract

Introduction: Chronic kidney disease is the kidney damage in function and structure, does not meet the needs for which it is created, and triggers pathopneumonic symptoms in terms of blood glomerular filtration, is stratified according to laboratory and clinical values in 5 stages, is a long-term disease, insidious and asymptomatic. Objective: To identify the innovative perspectives of Chronic Kidney Disease, for the clinical application of first-level care physicians, through the systematic analysis of scientific articles. Method: The methodology applied in this work next to the degree as a Physician is the systematic review of scientific articles, the same ones that have been identified in the pages such as: Scielo, PUBMED, COCRHANE, DIALNET, and MEDLINE; About 21 articles that meet the proposed theme of the project will be introduced in the Mendeley application, which cites each bibliographic reference according to Vancouver standards. Conclusion: Chronic kidney disease is mainly defined as renal damage for more than 3 months, with albuminuria markers> 30mg / 24h, or,> 30mg / g urine creatinine, or GFR <60ml / min / 1.73m2, any of these parameters are triggers of the ERC.