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Kidney Disease: Improving Global Outcomes

KDIGO Guideline Assistant

Ask guideline-specific questions across KDIGO kidney disease publications, including chronic kidney disease, acute kidney injury, transplant care, glomerular disease, anemia, blood pressure, diabetes in CKD, and mineral bone disorder.

KDIGO guideline assistant in the UKidney nephrology guideline library
KDIGO guidance is broad. Use specific patient context and confirm final recommendations in the source publication.

This assistant was generated by training AI on publicly available guideline information. UKidney and DocuTrain do not store or provide access to the original KDIGO documents. Please refer to KDIGO for the original print or internet publications.

Covered topics

Questions this assistant can help with

  • CKD evaluation, staging, monitoring, and risk assessment
  • AKI diagnosis, prevention, and management principles
  • Kidney transplant candidate and recipient guidance
  • Glomerular disease and nephrotic syndrome recommendations
  • Anemia, blood pressure, diabetes in CKD, and CKD-MBD guidance

Best use

Ask precise clinical questions

Include the guideline area, patient population, kidney function, relevant comorbidities, and the clinical decision you are trying to make. The assistant is most useful when the question is narrow enough to map to a recommendation or rationale section.

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FAQ

KDIGO assistant questions

What are KDIGO guidelines?

KDIGO publishes international clinical practice guidance for kidney disease, dialysis, transplantation, and related complications.

Can I ask about older and newer KDIGO publications?

Yes. Ask for the disease area and year when that distinction matters, especially when recommendations have changed.

Can the assistant provide treatment thresholds?

It can help locate thresholds and recommendation language, but dosing and treatment decisions should be checked against the original guideline and local policy.

Does this include every KDIGO document?

The assistant reflects the available trained guideline corpus. For official completeness, use KDIGO's publication library.

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