Estimated Glomerular Filtration Rate Valuable in Measuring Kidney Function in Gastric Cancer Patients

Researchers from Dokkyo Medical University in Japan found that estimated glomerular filtration rate is a valuable tool in indicating preoperative renal function in gastric cancer patients, according to a release from the World Journal of Gastroenterology.

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The study compared the creatinine clearance test, the gold standard for measuring preoperative renal function, with eGFR, and found no significant differences among the tests in patients with gastric cancer.

They concluded eGFR may be used in place of Ccr due to clear medical and socioeconomic advantages, according to the release.

Read the release on eGFR use in gastric cancer patients.

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