| creatinine |
An amino acid secreted by the kidney. A blood test, urine test, or both for creatinine helps to determine kidney function.
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| creatinine c. |
the renal clearance of endogenous creatinine, a commonly used clinical measurement that closely estimates the glomerular filtration rate.
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| creatinine t. |
see specific tests, including Jaffé's t. (def. 1), Kerner's t., Salkowski's t. (def. 4), Thudichum's t., von Maschke's t., Weyl's t. (def. 1). See also creatinine, methods for, under method.
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| creatinine, m.’s for |
see specific methods, including Folin's m. (def. 6) and Folin and Wu's m. (defs. 1, 2), and see under test.
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| creatinine |
A waste product produced by the muscles. The creatinine clearance rate is an important measure of kidney function and is measured regularly in kidney disease. It is worked out by measuring the amount of creatinine in the blood - if you have higher than normal levels, it suggests that the kidneys are not removing creatinine efficiently and that their function may be inadequate.
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