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Chronic Kidney Disease Among Outpatients in a Central European Tertiary Care Centre: High Prevalence and Inadequate Treatment

Key takeaways

Doctors at a large Central European hospital checked how common kidney disease was among their outpatients. They found a high share had it, and many were not getting the treatment they should. This is an observational count, so it shows a link between being seen at that clinic and having untreated kidney disease, not a cause. No study size or time period was posted with this record, which limits how much weight to give it.

Who did this work

Ivan Zahradka (Institute of Clinical and Experimental Medicine) · Vojtěch Petr (Institute of Clinical and Experimental Medicine) · Filip Tichánek (Institute of Clinical and Experimental Medicine) · Adriana Chroma (Institute of Clinical and Experimental Medicine) · Tomas Neskudla (Institute of Clinical and Experimental Medicine) · Michal Kahle (Institute of Clinical and Experimental Medicine) · Robert Bem (Institute of Clinical and Experimental Medicine) · Pavel Trunecka (Institute of Clinical and Experimental Medicine) · Vera Adamkova (Institute of Clinical and Experimental Medicine) · Petra Hruba (Institute of Clinical and Experimental Medicine) · Ivo Hlavac (University of Ostrava) · Ondrej Viklicky (Institute of Clinical and Experimental Medicine)

Source

Paper · OpenAlex, Kidney disease concept sweep (verified C2778653478) · 2026-08-19
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18390299