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CKF
(redirected from chronic kidney failure)

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CKFCovering Kids & Families (national health care program; 2000-2007)
CKFChronic Kidney Failure
CKFCanadian Kendo Federation (Stouffville, Ontario, Canada)
CKFCoastal Kayak Fishing
CKFCore Knowledge Foundation (est. 1986; Charlottesville, VA)
CKFCardinal Kung Foundation (Stamford, CT)


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Total kidney failure; chronic kidney failure is diagnosed as ESRD when kidney function falls to 5-10% of capacity.
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Chronic kidney failure affects the kidneys more slowly but results in many of the same problems with the kidneys.
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Maintaining higher hemoglobin levels in patients with chronic kidney failure increases the risk for death and serious cardiovascular reactions such as stroke, heart attack or heart failure.
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