Ahlström A

Anders Larsson

Bäck SE

Chew DP

Cockcroft DW

Culleton BF

Delanaye P

du Cheyron D

Fried LF

Gaspari F

Grubb A

Hsu CY

Johnson D

Larsson A

Levey AS

Manhes G

Mia Furebring

Miklós Lipcsey

Shemesh O

Sherman DS

Sten Rubertsson

Tenstad O

Toto RD

Trof RJ

Uchino S

Villa P

Wulkan R

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Significant differences when using creatinine, modification of diet in renal disease, or cystatin C for estimating glomerular filtration rate in ICU patients

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