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Discussion on the etiology and pathogenesis of chronic kidney disease progression caused by COVID-19
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    • Discussion on the etiology and pathogenesis of chronic kidney disease progression caused by COVID-19

    • “最新研究发现，慢性肾脏病患者是新冠病毒感染的易感及高危人群，感染后可能导致肾功能减退甚至急性肾损伤。研究揭示了新冠感染导致CKD进展的关键病因为体虚邪凑、内外合邪，主要病机包括肾气亏虚、肾络瘀结、肺肾同损和气阴两虚。临床治疗需分期论治，未病应养正固本、避其邪气，已病需益气化瘀、肺肾同治，瘥后当益气养阴、荡涤余邪。”
    • Modern Chinese Clinical Medicine   Vol. 31, Issue 3, Pages: 73-77(2024)

    • DOI：10.3969/j.issn.2095-6606.2024.03.015    

      CLC： R256.5; R254.3

    • Published：30 May 2024，

      Received：12 May 2023，

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  • WANG Yue, SUN Luying, YAO Zhi, et al. Discussion on the etiology and pathogenesis of chronic kidney disease progression caused by COVID-19. [J]. Modern Chinese Clinical Medicine 31(3):73-77(2024) DOI： 10.3969/j.issn.2095-6606.2024.03.015.

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