Kurella Tamura et al. [26] |
26,231 |
United States community screening program |
CKD awareness comparison of MDRD and EPI equations |
9.5 vs. 10% patients were aware of CKD using MDRD versus EPI equations, respectively |
using EPI-based GFR led to a modest increase in overall awareness rates, primarily due to reclassiflcation of low-risk unaware participants |
White et al. [27] |
11,247 |
Australia baseline screening for the AusDiab study survey of adults >25 years |
comparison of prevalence and mortality risk of CKD in adults >25 years |
prevalence of CKD was 13.4 vs. 11.5% using MDRD and EPI equations, respectively |
lower rates using EPI versus MDRD were seen, most predominantly in women with low CVD risk |
Lopez-Suarez et al. [28] |
858 |
Spain population aged 50–75 years |
assessing prevalence of CKD by MDRD and EPI equations in older adults |
prevalence rates using MDRD were 35% in men and 68% in women vs. 25 and 45% in men and women using EPI, respectively |
compared to MDRD, the EPI equation generated a substantial reduction in all patients, most notably in non-albuminuric women |
Horio et al. [29] |
763 patients |
Japan based on estimates of 574,024 participants for health check |
comparison of Japanese coefficient-modified CKD-MDRD and CKD-EPI equations |
modified CKD-EPI equation yielded a lower prevalence (7.9%) than using CKD-MDRD (10%) |
most study participants had CKD and few patients had GFR >90 ml/min |