Nephrology

A nationwide study of over 1 million Korean individuals found that renal hyperfiltration patterns were associated with mortality and cardiovascular risks.

A multicentre study linked higher LDL-C time in therapeutic range with lower all-cause mortality in older adults with Type 2 diabetes and chronic kidney disease, while identifying an inconsistent interaction with glycaemic control.

Acute kidney injury affected 32.1% of immunotherapy patients, with acute tubular necrosis and transient azotaemia linked to increased mortality.

A systematic review and meta-analysis of 11,647 kidney transplant recipients linked high tacrolimus intrapatient variability to increased risks of graft loss and rejection.

Chronic kidney disease affected nearly one-third of Central European outpatients, with findings highlighting key risk factors and gaps in renoprotective treatment.

Physical frailty and mild cognitive impairment declined over 2 years after kidney transplantation, while better earlier cognitive function predicted lower subsequent frailty.

New NHANES data showed an association between tooth loss and reduced kidney function in females, with oxidative stress and systemic inflammation showing potential indirect roles.

Ultrasound radiomics combined with eGFR showed potential for differentiating diabetic and non-diabetic kidney disease in patients with Type 2 diabetes.