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When Cystatin C Says the Kidneys Are Worse: Discordant eGFR and High Risk — Findings from 860,000+ Patients
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When Cystatin C Says the Kidneys Are Worse: Discordant eGFR and High Risk — Findings from 860,000+ Patients

Posted by By MedXY 11/08/2025
A CKD-PC individual-patient meta-analysis found that 11% of outpatients and 35% of inpatients had eGFR by cystatin C ≥30% lower than creatinine-based eGFR; this discordance predicted higher mortality, cardiovascular events, heart failure and kidney failure.
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