2011
DOI: 10.5414/cn106912
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Distribution of reference GFR in a development population – a critical factor for the establishment of a GFR estimation equation

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“…Thirdly, the distribution of rGFR in the developing population also contributed to the disparities. It was stated that if the development population had relatively low rGFR, the empirical equation tended to output lower GFR . This may help with the interpretation of parallel performance between the CKD‐EPI equations and Feng equations, besides the Ma equations’ poor performance in our study.…”
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“…Thirdly, the distribution of rGFR in the developing population also contributed to the disparities. It was stated that if the development population had relatively low rGFR, the empirical equation tended to output lower GFR . This may help with the interpretation of parallel performance between the CKD‐EPI equations and Feng equations, besides the Ma equations’ poor performance in our study.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 62%
“…It was stated that if the development population had relatively low rGFR, the empirical equation tended to output lower GFR. 27 This may help with the interpretation of parallel performance between the CKD-EPI equations and Feng equations, besides the Ma equations' poor performance in our study. In addition, the discrepancies may be a result of differences arising from the population differences, such as the different constituent ratio of the individual's age, gender, and complications, etc.…”
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“…And the mean mGFR in our study was much lower than that in the CKD-EPI equation, too. Differences in the study population lead to errors in the comparison between two GFR estimating equations [19] . Second, the method to measure GFR was different.…”
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confidence: 99%