英国肾脏登记第16年度报告:附录B定义和分析标准

Nephron Clinical Practice Pub Date : 2014-02-01 DOI:10.1159/000360036

Y. Tse, U. Udayaraj, Rishi Pruthi, A. Casula, Catriona Shaw, R. Steenkamp, A. Davenport, Anirudh Rao, J. Gilg, A. Williams, D. Pitcher, Catherine O’Brien, F. Braddon, Malcolm A. Lewis, H. Maxwell, J. Stojanovic, D. Fogarty, I. Macphee, R. Hilton, L. Pankhurst, N. Mamode, A. Hudson, P. Roderick, R. Ravanan, C. Inward, M. Sinha, T. Feest, Victoria R Briggs, R. Fluck, M. Wilkie, L. Crowley, Jennie Wilson, R. Guy, F. Caskey, K. Farrington, J. Nicholas, A. Dawnay, Satz Mengensatzproduktion, Werner Druck Medien Ag

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接受人群定义为所有在英国肾脏中心开始RRT且在开始RRT后90天内恢复时间不超过90天的18岁以上的患者。治疗时间表用于定义接受治疗的患者如下。如果患者有来自多个中心的时间轴条目，那么这些都将被合并并按日期排序。然后，第一个治疗条目给出了他们接受RRT的第一个日期。这被定义为“开始日期”。然而，在以下情况下，有证据表明患者在此“开始日期”之前已经接受了RRT，并且这些人不被归类为接受患者:

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UK Renal Registry 16th Annual Report: Appendix B Definitions and Analysis Criteria

The take-on population is defined as all patients over 18 who started RRT at UK renal centres and did not have a recovery lasting more than 90 days within 90 days of starting RRT. The treatment timeline is used to define take-on patients as follows. If a patient has timeline entries from more than one centre then these are all combined and sorted by date. Then, the first treatment entry gives the first date of when they were receiving RRT. This is defined as a ‘start date’. However, in the following situations there is evidence that the patient was already receiving RRT before this ‘start date’ and these people are not classed as take-on patients:

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Nephron Clinical Practice 医学-泌尿学与肾脏学

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