… In this paper, we review what is known about the effects of ageing on the kidney and … renal
function assessment in older people, highlight the shortcomings of current laboratory tests and …

… in renal function with age, blood pH, partial pressure of carbon dioxide, and bicarbonate
values do not differ between aging persons without significant renal disease … and old subjects–…

… these analyses is the definition of old people, as, for example, … more accurately specifically
in older people has been produced … In this study, iohexol was used to assess measured GFR. …

… This is especially important in older people, who are more vulnerable to adverse drug …
prevalence of renal impairment (partly due to structural and functional changes in the kidney as a …

… We did not assess the body composition and can only hypothesise that loss of lean mass
explains the effect of being underweight or overweight on the degree of concordance between …

… , it is important to know the sensitivity and the predictive value of the test. In clinical practice,
… is better for evaluating renal function in people aged 65 years and older. Estimating the GFR …

… by the elderly person as compared with the young individual. In this study, elderly individuals
… Long-term studies are needed to assess the relationship between hypertension control and …

… assessment of reduced kidney function and microalbuminuria are unknown. In elderly persons…
as kidney disease, may be needed for improved cardiovascular mortality risk stratification. …

… We assessed recovery of kidney function in elderly (age ≥ 65 years) versus younger …
make it difficult to transfer our results on individual patient groups or specific AKI causes. Third, …

… helpful if there is concern about the reliability of the Modification of Diet in Renal Disease
equation in an elderly individual in whom precise assessment of kidney function is mandatory. …