The Urinary Retention Ratio (Urr) is a measure used in nephrology to assess the efficiency of dialysis treatments. It helps determine how well the kidneys are functioning by comparing the amount of waste products removed from the blood during dialysis.
The Urr is calculated using the formula:
A higher Urr indicates that a greater percentage of waste products have been removed from the blood during dialysis, suggesting more effective treatment.
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