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Nephrology

eGFR equations, electrolyte correction, and kidney failure risk models.

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Validated Registry

Evidence-based
AKI Staging (KDIGO)
Anion Gap + Delta-Delta
CKD Stage (KDIGO)
Creatinine Clearance
Electrolyte & Free Water
FENa
FEUrea
KFRE — Kidney Failure Risk
Kt/V Dialysis
Sodium Correction
UACR
UPCR
Urea Reduction Ratio (URR) Calculator
Uric Acid & FEUA
Urinary Anion Gap
Winter's Formula
eGFR (CKD-EPI)

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Nephrology

Nephrology requires constant calculation. We provide the latest CKD-EPI equations, the KFRE for kidney failure risk, and a full suite of electrolyte and acid-base tools for acute and chronic renal care.

Covered Areas

  • eGFR & CKD Staging
  • Kidney Failure Risk (KFRE)
  • Acid-Base & Anion Gap Analysis
  • Electrolyte Correction (Na, K, Ca)

All tools are based on published clinical evidence. Results should be interpreted alongside individual patient presentation and current institutional guidelines.