Association of urinary EGF, FABP3, and VCAM1 levels with the progression of early diabetic kidney disease

• Main Authors: Felix Keller (Author), Sara Denicolò (Author), Johannes Leierer (Author), Maren Kruus (Author), Andreas Heinzel (Author), Michael Kammer (Author), Wenjun Ju (Author), Viji Nair (Author), Frederic Burdet (Author), Mark Ibberson (Author), Rajasree Menon (Author), Edgar Otto (Author), Ye Ji Choi (Author), Laura Pyle (Author), Patricia Ladd (Author), Petter M. Bjornstad (Author), Susanne Eder (Author), Laszlo Rosivall (Author), Patrick Barry Mark (Author), Andrzej Wiecek (Author), Hiddo J. Lamber Heerspink (Author), Matthias Kretzler (Author), Rainer Oberbauer (Author), Gert Mayer (Author), Paul Perco (Author)
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• Published: Karger Publishers, 2024-11-01T00:00:00Z.
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Introduction Diabetic kidney disease (DKD) is a common cause of chronic kidney disease with around 25-40% of patients with diabetes being affected. The course of DKD is variable and estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) and albuminuria, the currently used clinical markers, are not able to accu...