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24646

Description

The JAMA kidney failure risk equation is a model including the variables age, sex, estimated GFR, albuminuria, serum calcium, serum phosphate, serum bicarbonate, and serum albumin which is used to predict progression to kidney failure in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD). Reference: Tangri, N., Stevens, L. A., Griffith, J., Tighiouart, H., Djurdjev, O., Naimark, D., ... & Levey, A. S. (2011). A predictive model for progression of chronic kidney disease to kidney failure. Jama, 305(15), 1553-1559. Publication granted by Navdeep Tangri.

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JAMA kidney failure risk score

JAMA kidney failure risk score

JAMA kidney failure risk equation
Description

JAMA kidney failure risk equation

Age
Description

Age

Data type

integer

Measurement units
  • years
Male sex
Description

Sex

Data type

integer

eGFR
Description

Estimated glomerular filtration rate

Data type

integer

Measurement units
  • mL/min/1.73m2
Log spot urine ACR
Description

ACR=albumin-to-creatinine ratio

Data type

integer

Measurement units
  • mg/g
Serum albumin
Description

Serum albumin

Data type

integer

Measurement units
  • g/dL
Serum phosphate
Description

Serum phosphate

Data type

integer

Measurement units
  • mg/dL
Serum bicarbonate
Description

Serum bicarbonate

Data type

integer

Measurement units
  • mEq/L
Serum calcium
Description

Serum calcium

Data type

integer

Measurement units
  • mg/dL
JAMA kidney failure risk score
Description

P (event) = Probability of kidney failure at 5 years. Score < -41 = P (Kidney Failure) > 90% Score > -3 = P (Kidney Failure) < 5% Between -3 and -41, please refer to the chart below: Score P(event) -41 89.0% -21 26.4% -40 86.9% -20 24.2% -39 84.1% -19 22.2% -38 81.0% -18 20.3% -37 77.8% -17 18.6% -36 74.4% -16 17.0% -35 70.9% -15 15.5% -34 67.3% -14 14.1% -33 63.6% -13 12.9% -32 59.9% -12 11.7% -31 56.3% -11 10.7% -30 52.8% -10 9.7% -29 49.3% -9 8.8% -28 45.9% -8 8.0% -27 42.7% -7 7.3% -26 39.6% -6 6.6% -25 36.6% -5 6.0% -24 33.8% -4 5.5% -23 31.2% -22 28.7%

Data type

integer

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JAMA kidney failure risk score

Name
Type
Description | Question | Decode (Coded Value)
Data type
Alias
Item Group
JAMA kidney failure risk equation
Item
Age
integer
Code List
Age
CL Item
<30 (-4)
CL Item
30–39 (-2)
CL Item
40–49 (0)
CL Item
50–59 (2)
CL Item
60–69 (4)
CL Item
70–79 (6)
CL Item
80–89 (8)
CL Item
80–89 (8)
CL Item
>90 (10)
Item
Male sex
integer
Code List
Male sex
CL Item
No (0)
CL Item
Yes (-2)
CL Item
10-14 (-35)
CL Item
15-19 (-30)
CL Item
20-24 (-25)
CL Item
25-29 (-20)
CL Item
30-34 (-15)
CL Item
35-39 (-10)
CL Item
40-44 (-5)
CL Item
45-49 (0)
CL Item
50-54 (5)
CL Item
55-59 (10)
Item
Log spot urine ACR
integer
Code List
Log spot urine ACR
CL Item
<30 (0)
CL Item
30-300 (-14)
CL Item
>300 (-22)
Item
Serum albumin
integer
Code List
Serum albumin
CL Item
≤2.5 (-5)
CL Item
2.6-3 (0)
CL Item
3.1-3.5 (2)
CL Item
4≥3.5 (4)
Item
Serum phosphate
integer
Code List
Serum phosphate
CL Item
<3.5 (3)
CL Item
3.5-4.5 (0)
CL Item
4.6-5.5 (-3)
CL Item
>5.5 (-5)
Item
Serum bicarbonate
integer
Code List
Serum bicarbonate
CL Item
-7<18 (1)
CL Item
18-22 (-4)
CL Item
23-25 (-1)
CL Item
>25 (0)
Item
Serum calcium
integer
Code List
Serum calcium
CL Item
-3≤8.5 (1)
CL Item
8.6-9.5 (0)
CL Item
>9.6 (2)
JAMA kidney failure risk score
Item
JAMA kidney failure risk score
integer

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