Renal

Records whose assigned subject headings cover kidney function, filtration rate, albuminuria or renal disease states. 10 of the 186 records indexed across this publication's scope carry at least one of them, covering 7 of the 17 compounds.

Assignment is mechanical. A record sits under this endpoint because the indexer attached one of the subject headings listed further down, not because anyone read it. The cell counts records. It does not report a result, a direction or a magnitude, and nothing in the corpus would let it.

Record coverage by compound and record class

Column keys: Ph 3 phase 3; Ph 2 phase 2; Ph 1 phase 1; Trial, no phase trial, no phase assigned; Review review or synthesis; Other not a registered trial record. Phase is read from the publication type the indexer assigned to each record, never from its title.

A zero cell records that no indexed record for that compound carries one of these subject headings. It is the absence of a retrieved report, never the absence of the thing itself. The full record set for each compound is held on its own trial page.

Subject headings that place a record here

The full set is fixed and printed here so the assignment can be checked by hand against the method. 10 of the 10 headings in the set occur on at least one record in scope.

The records

10 distinct records, newest first within each class. A record indexed under more than one compound is listed once and named under each.

What this page does not say

• It does not say what any record found. Subject headings describe what a record is about, not what it concluded.
• It does not rank the compounds. The column order is fixed by record class and the row order is alphabetical, neither of which carries a judgement.
• It does not represent the literature. The counts are of records this corpus carries; the queries behind them returned 48,938 records in total across the compounds in scope.
• It is not clinical guidance, and it is not reviewed by a clinician. The disclaimer states the limits in full.