… of severely decreased renal function. 99mTc… renal plasma flow. In this review, I focused on
its pharrnacokinetics, simplified quantitative methods and clinical application in renal diseases…

… Arterial stiffness is also present in several cardiovascular and renal diseases. Patients with
heart failure, end stage renal disease, and those with atherosclerotic lesions often develop …

… the pathological process of systemic as well as renal diseases [11]. Serum proteins are …
receptor-associated protein occurs in proximal renal tubules mainly by endocytic receptors, …

… of EVs in the nephron, and their utility as biomarkers and therapeutic factors in renal disease.
… , and hormonal diseases. Renal disease is detected using blood or urine samples. It may …

… However, renal scintigraphy is a complex subject. Five different radiopharmaceuticals are …
the clinical setting. The focus of this review is practical: to summarize the clinical advantages …

… of individual renal elimination pathways. There are many potential clinical applications
for assessing alterations in renal elimination pathways. For example, renal elimination of …

… In this Review, we discuss the application of nanotechnology to diseases of the kidney. We
… nanomedicine, examine renal anatomy and selective permeability in health and disease, and …

… an overview of its application to important areas in clinical nephrology including acute
kidney injury, chronic kidney disease, end-stage renal disease, genetic diseases and fluid and …

… Dialysis and preferable renal transplantation are widely applied therapies for this incurable
… implications for clinical applications and for studies on specific human genetic diseases. …

… the progress of the application of proteomics to the diagnosis of renal diseases in the last 5
… the application of proteomics in the identification of protein markers in various renal diseases, …