Medical records-based chronic kidney disease phenotype for clinical care and "big data" observational and genetic studies.
Ning ShangAtlas KhanFernanda PolubriaginofFrancesca ZanoniKarla MehlDavid FaselPaul E. DrawzRobert J. CarrolJoshua C. DennyMatthew A. HathcockAdelaide M. Arruda-OlsonPeggy L. PeissigRichard A. DartMurray H. BrilliantEric B. LarsonDavid S. CarrellSarah A. PendergrassShefali Setia VermaMarylyn D. RitchieBarbara BenoitVivian S. GainerElizabeth W. KarlsonAdam S. GordonGail P. JarvikIan B. StanawayDavid R. CrosslinSumit MohanIuliana Ionita-LazaNicholas P. TatonettiAli G. GharaviGeorge HripcsakChunhua WengKrzysztof KirylukPublished in: npj Digit. Medicine (2021)
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