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Том 21 №2 2019 год - Нефрология и диализ

Клинические практические рекомендации KDIGO 2018 по профилактике, диагностике, оценке и лечению гепатита С при хронической болезни почек


DOI: 10.28996/2618-9801-2019-2-105-190

Аннотация: Kidney International Supplements (2018) 8, 91-165 © 2018 KDIGO Перевод с английского Е.С. Камышовой и Е.В. Захаровой под общей редакцией Е.В. Захаровой Перевод выполнен по инициативе Российского Диализного Общества и одобрен KDIGO Translation to Russian by E.S. Kamyshova and E.V. Zakharova, ed. E.V. Zakharova Translation was initiated by Russian Dialysis Society and approved by KDIGO Все права принадлежат KDIGO Воспроизведение возможно только с разрешения РДО и KDIGO Предисловие к переводу на русский язык Клинических практических рекомендаций KDIGO 2018 по профилактике, диагностике, оценке и лечению гепатита С при хронической болезни 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 профилактике, диагностике, оценке и лечению гепатита С при хронической болезни 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, Гломерулонефритам, Ведению дислипидемии у пациентов с ХБП и Диагностике и Лечению Хронической Болезни Почек. Мы планируем и в дальнейшем знакомить вас с материалами KDIGO, с новостями от KDIGO вы можете ознакомиться на специальной страничке в конце каждого выпуска нашего журнала. С наилучшими пожеланиям от имени KDIGO и РДО, заместитель главного редактора журнала «Нефрология и Диализ» Е.В. Захарова Клинические практические рекомендации KDIGO 2018 по профилактике, диагностике, обследованию и лечению гепатита С при хронической болезни почек представляют собой полностью обновленный вариант предыдущих рекомендаций, опубликованных в 2008 г. Данное руководство предназначено для оказания помощи в практическим врачам при лечении пациентов, инфицированных вирусом гепатита С (ВГС) и страдающих хронической болезнью почек (ХБП), включая и пациентов, получающих лечение хроническим диализом и реципиентов почечного трансплантата. Основные специфические вопросы, освещаемые в новых рекомендациях, включают выявление и оценку ВГС у пациентов с ХБП, лечение ВГС-инфекции у пациентов с ХБП, лечение инфицированных ВГС пациентов до и после трансплантации почки, профилактику передачи ВГС в отделениях гемодиализа, а также диагностику и лечение заболеваний почек, ассоциированных с ВГС. Разработка данных рекомендаций проводилась в строгом соответствии с процессом рассмотрения и оценки доказательств. Подходы к лечению и положения рекомендаций основаны на систематическом обзоре соответствующих исследований, а оценка качества доказательств и силы рекомендаций проводилась в соответствии с системой оценки, разработки и изучения рекомендаций GRADE (Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation). Обсуждаются случаи ограничения доказательности результатов, а также представлены рекомендации по будущим исследованиям.

Для цитирования: Клинические практические рекомендации KDIGO 2018 по профилактике, диагностике, оценке и лечению гепатита С при хронической болезни почек. Нефрология и диализ. 2019. 21(2):105-190. doi: 10.28996/2618-9801-2019-2-105-190

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Ключевые слова: хроническая болезнь почек, криоглобулинемия, диализ, препараты прямого противовирусного действия, гломерулярные заболевания, гемодиализ, вирус гепатита С, контроль над инфекциями, рекомендации, KDIGO, трансплантация почки, печеночные пробы, внутрибольничная передача инфекции, скрининг, систематический обзор

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