Chronic Kidney Disease: From Etiology to Personalized Interventions - An In-Depth Review

Abstract

This review delves deeply into the various facets associated with chronic kidney disease (CKD). This thorough analysis explores the several aetiologies and contributing variables of chronic kidney disease (CKD), providing insight into the condition's intricate history. The content that has been abstracted offers insights into the customized interventions that are covered in the article. It implies that the book or article addresses patient-specific tactics and techniques, highlighting the significance of personalized medicine in the management of chronic kidney disease. It may be noted how precision medicine, tailored treatment regimens, and the application of cutting-edge medical technology may improve the prognosis of patients with chronic kidney disease. The goal of personalized medicine is to detect a person's predisposition to illness, determine the optimum therapeutic strategy for each patient at the right time, and/or provide timely and focused prevention by utilizing their unique phenotypes and genotypes. Based on unique characteristics and requirements, it has the power to drastically change patient treatment in the context of renal illnesses. Approaches to personalized medicine specifically target chronic kidney disease (CKD) and try to customize treatment plans according to genetics,
underlying causes, disease progression rate, and other personalized characteristics. Acute renal injury is a common cause of chronic kidney disease (CKD), while it can also come from other pathogenic causes. The rate and degree of renal function recovery following acute renal injury may have an impact on the onset and course of chronic kidney disease (CKD)