Describing Natural History and Exploring Risk Factors for Kidney Function Decline in Persons With CKD of Uncertain Etiology in Sri Lanka

Pasan Hewavitharana; Stephen L. Schensul; Edison Lee; Maria E. Montez‐Rath; Sachintha Senarathne; Sai Liu; Kaitlin E. Harold; Santhushya Hewapathiranage; Naduni Erandika; Hemalika T. K. Abeysundara; Xue Yu; Vivek Bhalla; Andrew Fire; Adeera Levin; Shuchi Anand; Penny Vlahos; Rohana Chandrajith; Nishantha Nanayakkara

doi:10.1016/j.ekir.2023.04.010

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The overall rate of kidney function decline was slow in this CKDu cohort, similar to other nonalbuminuric CKD, and event rates were similar among men and women. Further etiologic investigations could focus on specific residence locale and water use.

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