Plain-English translation of NCT06083168 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
This is a long-term study designed to help doctors better understand how chronic kidney disease affects heart health. Researchers will follow about 6,000 patients with kidney disease for up to 10 years, collecting information about their heart function, kidney function, and any new health problems that develop. By tracking this information over time, the study aims to identify which patients are at highest risk for serious complications and potentially improve how doctors care for people with both kidney and heart disease.
Many patients with chronic kidney disease also develop heart problems, but doctors don't fully understand why this connection happens or how to best prevent it. This study exists to gather detailed information over many years so researchers can learn which patients face the greatest risk and develop better ways to protect both the heart and kidneys.
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You will have annual check-ins for up to 10 years, which include phone calls from the research team and optional visits to the hospital clinic. During in-person visits, you may have blood and urine tests, an heart tracing (ECG), eye imaging, and nerve function tests if you have diabetes. Most of these tests are part of standard kidney disease care, and the study mainly asks you to continue this routine care while researchers track your health information over time.
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