CKD Stage & Risk Classification (KDIGO)
Combine eGFR and albuminuria into the KDIGO G/A classification and risk heat map.
Place a urine albumin-to-creatinine ratio in KDIGO albuminuria category A1, A2 or A3.
Your result will appear here
Enter your measurements, then press Calculate.
KDIGO 2024 albuminuria categories
A1 < 30 mg/g; A2 30–300 mg/g; A3 > 300 mg/g (mg/g = mg/mmol × 8.84)
Albuminuria categories are used alongside GFR categories to classify CKD and its risk.
Compiled from the published sources above. Every statement was agreed independently by three AI research tools (Claude, ChatGPT, DeepSeek) and its source verified in PubMed or Crossref by the Hakeemly editorial team. Not reviewed by a doctor unless stated. Agreed on
A1 — normal to mildly increased (under 30 mg/g; under 3 mg/mmol)
An illustration with sample values, worked out with the same method the tool above uses.
Shared measurements carry over automatically, in this tab only.
Combine eGFR and albuminuria into the KDIGO G/A classification and risk heat map.
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