A message from Karbala Medicine discusses the role of some biomarkers in predicting kidney function in polycystic kidney disease in adults

The master’s thesis in the Department of Clinical Chemistry at the College of Medicine, University of Karbala discussed the role of some biomarkers in predicting kidney function. The thesis submitted by the researcher (Ayat Khader Ali Obaid) included the title “The role of some biomarkers in predicting kidney function in polycystic kidney disease in adults”

The discussion committee consisted of:

Assistant Professor Dr. Haider Abdul Jabbar Al-Ammar, Chairman

Assistant Professor Dr. Suzan Jaber Abbas, Member

Assistant Professor Dr. Ammar Kani Yassin, Member

Assistant Professor Dr. Rana Majeed Hamid, Supervisor

Professor Riyadh Muhyi Abboud Al-Sayegh, Supervisor

The study aimed to estimate the level of NAGAL and KIM-1 biomarkers modified for eGFR
The study also found that htTKV, NGAL and KIM-1 are major markers for monitoring chronic kidney function decline, but both (NGAL) and KIM-1 are less effective in diagnosing the early stage of chronic kidney disease