What is the prevalence of complications in children with chronic kidney disease according to KDOQI?
The prevalence of complications in children with chronic kidney disease according to KDOQI was determined in a study conducted by Wong et al. (2006). The study found that the overall prevalence of complications was 5%, with the most common complications being hypertension (35%), anemia (21%), and proteinuria (14%). The study also found that the prevalence of complications was higher in younger children and those with more advanced stages of chronic kidney disease. The findings of the study suggest that early detection and intervention is key to preventing or delaying the onset of complications in children with chronic kidney disease.