Kidney Disease, Estimated Glomerular Filtration Rate

[@frankieg7575]

Most interesting. I recently lost my mum, to CKD (..amongst other things). Her Nephrologist was so informative, unfortunately the more general physicians we encountered along the way were less economical with information in relation to her multiple comorbidities. Her eGFR was lower than 9 in her last month with us. Oedema was substantial, particularly in her arms. CKD definitely was at the core of her demise. A nicer human never walked this earth, but then we all think that about our mums. Thanks for the transfer of information. :-) dumbed down beautifully for us muggles to digest. Most enjoyable, wish I'd found it sooner.

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Thank you, what a fantastic ability you have to break down confusing concepts to clear and simple explanations.

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[@shashimoghe3920]

Dr. John Campbell sir enjoying you very old videos which contain very useful info thanks 10/03/2024

[@meyoweeyaaw3418]

interesting way of teaching.. very simple and im learning better than books which are way too complicated.. i plan to watch all your videos coz it will enhance my understanding of these matters... thanks a lot Dr. John Campbell, you make the world more easier to understand..

[@Campbellteaching]

Thats good, thanks for letting me know.

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[@Msthoro1]

Thank you for this. I've been trying to figure out the difference. My GFR and egfr have both dropped. Not substantially. GFR 96 an Egfr 83. Thank you for this video I've been trying to make sense of the difference.

[@flybobbie1449]

I take my hat off to whoever had the job of naming all the body parts.

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[@P374Wilma]

Thank you Dr Campbell

[@Dorvita]

That was superb thank you for sharing, can I please ask, do you have any videos on Fibrillary Glomerulonephritis ( preferably ) and / or Systemic Amyloidosis. Many thanks x

[@junczhang]

thanks

[@flybobbie1449]

Some months had reading 59, told i had chronic kidney disease, had me worried. 2 weeks ago another test reading 65. I assume age has some bearing being over 60.

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[@kinasek]

The eGFR graph with the big fat curve shows that 125 umol/L of serum creatinine can translate into eGFR between 40 (i.e. bad) and 120 (i.e. good) ml/min/1.73m2. How could it be a good indicator of eGFR if it can produce such a vague estimation? This maker seems to be rather insensitive as it would only give a "clear" signal when most of the kidney damage has already been done.

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