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Kidney risk, explained

Plain guides to kidney testing, the output a clinician receives, and the questions a care team asks before evaluating a kidney-risk tool. Educational material is separate from product evidence, and says so where it matters.

Featured interactive case

The missing test

A single-visit teaching case on eGFR, the missing uACR result, and what a record can and cannot establish about CKD.

Teaching case · Synthetic values · Clinician education

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The product

What NephroSense AI returns, and how to read it.

Health systems and clinical teams

NephroSense AI at a glance

What the product does today, who it is for, what the clinician receives, and where the current evidence and integration work stand.

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Health systems and clinical teams

Reading a kidney risk summary

A short guide to the four rows a clinician sees in the NephroSense AI output, using the site's synthetic example.

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Kidney testing

General education about eGFR, urine albumin and what a result means.

General education

What a normal eGFR does and does not tell you

eGFR estimates filtration from a blood test. It does not show everything about kidney health, and one result is not the whole picture.

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General education

Why kidney testing includes blood and urine

A blood test and a urine test answer different questions about the kidneys. Neither one replaces the other.

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Evaluation and follow-up

Questions a care team asks before and after a risk flag.

Health systems

How to evaluate a kidney-risk tool in your population

An educational checklist for clinical, informatics and evaluation leads considering any kidney-risk tool, including the questions to ask a vendor.

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Patients, care teams and health systems

What happens after a kidney-risk flag

A flag is a prompt for clinician review, not a diagnosis. Here is the path that follows, and why a low-risk output must not cancel indicated testing.

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Editorial material from NephroSense AI. . General education is not evidence of product performance; the study ledger records what has actually been studied.