Chronic kidney disease (CKD) affects nearly 13.4% of the global population and has a mortality rate of approximately 1.2 million per year . The progressive renal damage in CKD leads to diminished renal function , resulting in complications. Since hypertension is frequently associated with CKD, patients with elevated blood pressure must be periodically screened for CKD. Early identification of CKD is possible and often necessary to treat the underlying cause and prevent end-stage renal failure. Join Dr.
Bharat V. Shah , an expert in renal care and a member of the Docplexus Advisory League of India, as he shares his experience on “ CKD: Early Identification and Intervention ” on 19th July 2021 , 3 PM onwards . Highlights of the session: Early identification and appropriate intervention can go a long way in stabilizing CKD. Appropriate intervention includes: Treatment of the possible…
