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How frequently are chronic kidney disease patients screened for heart disease? are they screened for heart disease on a routine basis, or just once?
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Heart disease: This depends in large part on their doctor and their symptoms and can be highly variable. A thorough clinician will be assessing this with some regularity, but that does not always necessarily happen.
Answered 6/8/2014
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