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Trend of overall improvement in CKD risk categories after bariatric surgery using year 1 post-surgery as baseline. Trend of overall improvement in CKD.

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1 Trend of overall improvement in CKD risk categories after bariatric surgery using year 1 post-surgery as baseline. Trend of overall improvement in CKD risk categories after bariatric surgery using year 1 post-surgery as baseline. Predicted proportions are obtained from generalized linear mixed models stratified by baseline CKD risk category and include visit and missing related baseline variables, age, race, and smoking status. The numbers above each bar represent the total numbers of participants with accessible data at each time point. The total number at year 1 is shown on the far right of each row. Y1, year 1. Allon N. Friedman et al. JASN 2018;29: ©2018 by American Society of Nephrology

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