The phrase "abnormal kidney function" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical contexts to describe kidney performance that deviates from the normal range.
Example: "The patient was diagnosed with abnormal kidney function, which required further testing and monitoring."
Alternatives: "impaired kidney function" or "dysfunctional kidney activity".
My GFR (glomerular filtration rate) dropped from 90 ml/hr before lithotripsy to below 30 ml/hr after lithotripsy (anything below 60 ml/hr is considered abnormal kidney function.
But Dr Ben Caplin, a kidney specialist at University College London and part of a British team investigating CKD in Chichigalpa, told the Guardian: "The morally right thing to do is follow up patients with abnormal kidney function, if the company has the resources.
"Only for 125I Iodine Hippuran with unilateral renal blockage and an abnormal kidney function there is a difference of more than 100%% between the new and the old E/A0 values".
A commonly used score (HAS-BLED) includes known predictors of warfarin-related bleeding: uncontrolled high blood pressure (H), abnormal kidney function (A), previous stroke (S), known previous bleeding condition (B), previous labile INR when on anticoagulation (L), elderly as defined by age over 65 (E), and drugs associated with bleeding (e.g. aspirin) or alcohol misuse (D).
Abnormal kidney function was defined as eGFR <60mL/min/1.73m.
Metformin use is contraindicated in patients with abnormal kidney function; however, many patients are potentially prescribed metformin inappropriately.
A 60-year-old was referred to the nephrology clinic because of abnormal kidney functions.
We report a rare case of TINU syndrome in an elderly woman who presented with abnormal kidney functions.
The preventative aspect of the goal was to identify people with abnormal kidney functions in an early stage and to treat identified kidney diseases efficiently and effectively using a case management and follow-up model.
Non-fatal reactions that are difficult to discern and require medical testing (abnormal liver or kidney function, raised blood pressure, etc) often go unnoticed and under-reported.
We have not observed hypotension, bone marrow suppression or abnormal liver or kidney function in our rodent or canine studies following acute or chronic NO-Cbl administration (data not shown).
