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Abstract

WithoutRace, respectively). Distribution of patients and changes within CKD stages with different equations was considered. Subgroup analysis was completed on patients with stage III-IV disease only.RESULTS: 459 self-identified black patients that underwent nephrectomy at our institution were identified, 135 of which had stage III-IV disease. eGFR decreased around 10-13ml/min/1.73m2 with removal of the race coefficient. 13-22%, 6-12%, and 2-3% more black patients would fall under common CKD cutoffs of 60, 45, or 30ml/min/1.73m2, respectively, depending on the equation used (Figure 1). Subanalysis of stage III-IV patients only were similar.CONCLUSIONS: Race free renal function equations may result in significantly more black patients being encouraged to undergo nephron sparing treatments.Source of Funding: We gratefully acknowledge the support of the John Robinson Family Foundation and the Chris Churchill Family Foundation