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Том 17 №4 2015 год - Нефрология и диализ

Клинические Практические Рекомендации KDIGO по Ведению Дислипидемии у Пациентов с Хронической Болезнью Почек


Марчелло Тонелли Кристоф Ваннер Алан Касс Амит Джарг Халвард Холдаас Алан Жардин Ликсин Джанг Флориан Кроненберг Рулан Парех Тецуи Шоши Роберт Уокер

Аннотация: Перевод с английского И.В. Островской и Е.В. Захаровой под общей редакцией Е.В. Захаровой Перевод выполнен по инициативе Российского Диализного Общества и одобрен KDIGO Все права принадлежат KDIGO Воспроизведение возможно только с разрешения РДО и KDIGO Предисловие к переводу на русский язык Клинических Практических Рекомендаций KDIGO по Ведению Дислипидемии у Больных с Хронической Болезнью Почек Глубокоуважаемые коллеги! В этом номере журнала Нефрология и Диализ мы продолжаем серию публикаций переводов на русский язык Клинических Практических Рекомендаций KDIGO, и предлагаем вашему вниманию перевод Рекомендаций по Ведению Дислипидемии у больных с Хронической Болезнью Почек. Как и предыдущие переводы, опубликованные в журнале Нефрология и Диализ, данный перевод осуществлен по инициативе Российского Диализного Общества с разрешения KDIGO. Руководство РДО и редколлегия журнала «Нефрология и Диализ» надеются, что публикуемый материал будет полезен вам в вашей работе. На сайте журнала «Нефрология и Диализ» и на сайте KDIGO вы можете также найти осуществленные по инициативе РДО переводы на русский язык Клинических Практических Рекомендаций KDIGO по МКН-ХБП, ОПП, Анемии у больных с ХБП, и Гломерулонефритам. С наилучшими пожеланиями от имени KDIGO и РДО, Е.В. Захарова Рабочая Группа Со-председатели Марчелло Тонелли, Университет Альберты, Эдмонтон, Канада Кристоф Ваннер, Университет Вюрцбурга, Вюрцбург, Германия Члены рабочей группы Алан Касс, Школа Исследований Здоровья, Дарвин, Австралия Амит Джарг, Лондонский Научный Центр Здоровья, Лондон, Канада Халвард Холдаас, Государственный Госпиталь, Осло, Норвегия Алан Жардин, Исследовательский Центр Сердечно-Сосудистых Заболеваний, Глазго, Великобритания Ликсин Джанг, Китайская Академия Медицинских Наук, Пекинский Объединенный Медицинский Колледж, Пекин, Китай Флориан Кроненберг, Медицинский Университет Инсбрука, Инсбрук, Австрия Рулан Парех, Детский Госпиталь, Торонто, Канада Тецуи Шоши, Университет Осака, Осака, Япония Роберт Уокер, Университет Отаго, Данедин, Новая Зеландия Группа обзора доказательств Центр Тафтса по разработке и внедрению рекомендаций по заболеваниям почек, Медицинский центр Тафтса, Бостон, Массачусетс, США: Ашиш Упадиаи, руководитель проекта Этан Балк, руководитель программы доказательной медицины Эми Эрли, координатор проекта Шана Хайнес, ассистент Дженни Ламон, менеджер Резюме Клинические Практические Рекомендации KDIGO 2013 предоставляют руководство по ведению и лечению дислипидемии у всех категорий пациентов с хронической болезнью почек (ХБП), включая не диализ-зависимых и диализ-зависимых больных и реципиентов почечного трансплантата. Настоящие Рекомендации содержат главы по оценке липидного статуса и лечению дислипидемии у взрослых и у детей. Созданию этих Рекомендаций предшествовал процесс тщательного поиска и детальной оценки доказательной базы. Подходы к лечению рассмотрены в каждой главе Рекомендаций и основаны на систематическом обзоре соответствующих клинических исследований. Оценка качества доказательной базы и сила рекомендаций соответствовала системе оценки GRADE. В Рекомендациях содержится также обсуждение имеющихся в настоящее время противоречий и ограничений доказательной базы, и предложения по проведению дальнейших исследований. Цитирование При цитировании этого документа необходимо использовать следующий формат: Kidney Disease: Improving Global Outcomes (KDIGO) Lipid Work Group. KDIGO Clinical Practice Guideline for Lipid Management in Chronic Kidney Disease. Kidney inter., Suppl. 2013; 3: 259-305. Копирайт © 2013 принадлежит KDIGO. Все права защищены. Копирование для личного использования разрешено национальными законами об авторском праве. Право копирования по специальным ценам может быть предоставлено образовательным учреждениям, которые пожелают сделать копии для некоммерческого использования. Никакая часть этой публикации не может быть воспроизведена, дополнена или передана ни в какой форме и никаким способом, электронным или печатными, включая фотокопирование, запись или иную форму хранения информации и воспроизведения, без специального письменного разрешения KDIGO. Подробности получения разрешения на воспроизведение и перевод, и иную информацию по поводу политики KDIGO в отношении разрешений можно получить у Даниеллы Грин, директора по менеджменту, по адресу: danielle.green@kdigo.org Согласно законодательству, ни KDIGO, ни издание «Kidney International Supplements», ни Национальный Почечный Фонд (в прошлом являвшийся управляющим агентом KDIGO), ни авторы, ни иные лица, участвовавшие в разработке рекомендаций, ни редакторы, не несут обязательств компенсировать ущерб, нанесенный отдельным лицам или их собственности, и связанный с качеством произведенного продукта, по невниманию или иной причине, или при использовании любых методов, продуктов, инструкций или идей, содержащихся в данном материале.

Для цитирования: Марчелло Тонелли, Кристоф Ваннер, Алан Касс, Амит Джарг, Халвард Холдаас, Алан Жардин, Ликсин Джанг, Флориан Кроненберг, Рулан Парех, Тецуи Шоши, Роберт Уокер Клинические Практические Рекомендации KDIGO по Ведению Дислипидемии у Пациентов с Хронической Болезнью Почек. Нефрология и диализ. 2015. 17(4):371-417. doi:

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Ключевые слова: cholesterol, chronic kidney disease, clinical practice guideline, dyslipidemia, evidence-based recommendation, KDIGO, systematic review, triglycerides, холестерин, хроническая болезнь почек, клинические практические рекомендации, дислипидемия, основанные на доказательствах рекомендации, KDIGO, систематический обзор, триглицериды

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