What the degree of disability for kidney failure

Your nephrologist may use a classification system to describe what stage of chronic kidney disease you are (such as Phase I, Phase II, etc.). Although these are not universally used, a common example of this is given below. It is based on clinical practice guidelines on chronic kidney disease published in 2002 by the National Kidney Foundation (NKF) in the United States, as part of its Initiative Kidney Disease Quality of Results (K / DOQI).
Stages of chronic kidney disease
These guidelines are adapted from the National Kidney Foundation
Kidney Disease Initiative quality results (KDOQI)
Stage Description GFR *
1 Signs of mild kidney disease but with normal or better GFR greater than 90%
2 of mild kidney disease to reduce 60-89%
3 moderate chronic renal insufficiency 30-59%
4 Severe chronic renal failure 15-29%
5 End of renal failure within 15%
* GFR is given in ml/min/1.73 m2
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