Doença renal do diabetes: artigo de revisão
Diabetes Kidney Disease (DRD) is a devastating outcome of Diabetes Mellitus, especially subtype 2, it is a disease of multiple complexity triggered by several pathophysiological factors that may or may not be integrated, which hinders its complete understanding. The still little explored issue is...
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Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
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| Resumo: | Diabetes Kidney Disease (DRD) is a devastating outcome of Diabetes Mellitus,
especially subtype 2, it is a disease of multiple complexity triggered by several
pathophysiological factors that may or may not be integrated, which hinders its
complete understanding. The still little explored issue is the relationship DRD with
Diabetic Nephropathy (ND), which includes the classification of the stages of kidney
disease according to the worsening of the disease. In this sense the objective of this
article was to perform a review to gather and update information about
pathophysiological factors, to elucidate the terminological relationship between
Diabetic Nephropathy and DRD, to discriminate the 5 evolutive stages of ND, and to
address the main classic renal markers such as creatinine and urea, besides the new
markers for renal function such as transferrin, which can be allies in the diagnosis
and follow-up of patients. The article searches were taken from specific databases
such as Pubmed, BJHR and BVS aiming at a more delimited and safer screening. |
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