The phrase "compromised renal function" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "Patients with compromised renal function should be monitored more closely."
Surgical partial nephrectomy has been the historical "gold standard" nephron-sparing treatment, with percutaneous ablation methods reserved for non-surgical candidates because of advanced age, underlying comorbidities or already compromised renal function.
Surgical partial nephrectomy is still considered as the "gold standard" for the definitive management of small malignant renal masses, whereas treatment with image-guided percutaneous ablation is still mainly reserved for those patients who cannot undergo nephron-sparing surgical resection due to advanced age, underlying comorbidities or compromised renal function.
Since both cystatin C and α1-ACT are present in urine at concentrations far below those observed in plasma (See Table 2), alterations may simply reflect general proteinuria resulting from compromised renal function.
Increased serum BUN and creatinine are interpreted as evidence that digoxin toxicity has compromised renal function.
Sustained glomerular and interstitial inflammation stimulates fibrogenesis, eventually leading to renal scarring and compromised renal function [ 1, 5].
Severely compromised renal function: for PRRNT with a Y-labelled peptide age-adjusted normal renal function is essential.
IE and antibiotic therapy can compromise renal function; therefore we do not use an additional iodine injection for the second acquisition; subsequently this second acquisition is performed around 60s after iodine injection.
The impact on outcomes of renal decongestion strategies that do not compromise renal function should be explored in heart failure.
The present study systematically investigated the influence of compromised renal or hepatic function on TPM pharmacokinetics employing rat models of kidney or liver failure using a validated tandem mass spectrometric method (LC-MS/MS) [ 16].
It is important to determine whether the faster absorption, shorter time to peak activity, and shorter duration of action of insulin aspart compared with RHI observed in younger people are maintained in the elderly, who may be more likely to have compromised renal or hepatic function.
A recent study has shown that the short term use of aminoglycosides is safe and does not compromise residual renal function [ 20].
