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Insuficiencia Renal

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Las enfermedades de los riñones suelen producir cambios temporales o permanentes en las estructuras funcionales y vasos pequeños ubicados dentro del riñón. Estos cambios pueden provocar una insuficiencia renal.

A continuación encontrará un directorio con información adicional sobre la insuficiencia renal y una breve descripción.

Descripción General de la Insuficiencia Renal

La Diálisis

La Nutrición y la Insuficiencia Renal

La Restricción de Proteínas

La Restricción de Potasio

La Restricción de Fósforo

La Restricción de Sodio y Líquidos

El Transplante de Riñón 

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