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Clinical Diabetes 21:55-62, 2003
© American Diabetes Association ®, Inc., 2003

Feature Article

Diabetic Kidney Disease: Preventing Dialysis and Transplantation

Nicholas Robert Loon, MB, BCh, BAO

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Diabetic nephropathy, characterized by proteinuria and progressive kidney failure, occurs more frequently when uncontrolled hyperglycemia and hypertension are present. Exaggerated cardiovascular risk is present in these patients, and early detection and treatment are imperative. Successful prevention and treatment are available, primarily based on aggressive blood glucose and blood pressure control.


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