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Annual proteinuria screening not cost-effective
Annual screening of adults to detect proteinuria and prevent end-stage renal disease (ESRD) is not cost-effective unless directed only at high-risk groups (that is, those patients with diabetes and hypertension). Screening every 10 years beginning at the age 60 years, however, is highly cost-effective. (LOE=1b)
Annual screening of adults to detect proteinuria and prevent end-stage renal disease (ESRD) is not cost-effective unless directed only at high-risk groups (that is, those patients with diabetes and hypertension). Screening every 10 years beginning at the age 60 years, however, is highly cost-effective. (LOE=1b)
Annual screening of adults to detect proteinuria and prevent end-stage renal disease (ESRD) is not cost-effective unless directed only at high-risk groups (that is, those patients with diabetes and hypertension). Screening every 10 years beginning at the age 60 years, however, is highly cost-effective. (LOE=1b)
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Local heat decreases renal colic pain
Local heat decreases the pain, anxiety, and nausea of renal colic during emergency transport. Family physicians should offer this to patients as a supplement to routine care of renal colic pain, while watching for other studies that assess its use for different kinds of pain and in settings other than emergency transport.
Local heat decreases the pain, anxiety, and nausea of renal colic during emergency transport. Family physicians should offer this to patients as a supplement to routine care of renal colic pain, while watching for other studies that assess its use for different kinds of pain and in settings other than emergency transport.
Local heat decreases the pain, anxiety, and nausea of renal colic during emergency transport. Family physicians should offer this to patients as a supplement to routine care of renal colic pain, while watching for other studies that assess its use for different kinds of pain and in settings other than emergency transport.