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Patients with "Minor" Abnormalities in Kidney Function: When is "Minor" Major?

Session #: 855-207
Presenter(s): Stanley Goldfarb
Session Length: 1:30 hr
Event: 2005 ACP Annual Session
Date: April 14-16, 2005

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Clinical questions to be addressed:
In which patients does asymptomatic isolated proteinuria require evaluation? Has the evaluation changed in recent years?
What is the evaluation of a patient with a creatinine slightly above the upper limit of normal?
What is the best approach to preserving renal function in patients with chronic kidney disease?
How high a phosphate is "too high"? How low a calcium is "too low"?
How can the internist optimize cardiovascular risk in patients with chronic kidney disease?
What is the evaluation and treatment of anemia in patients with chronic kidney disease?

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