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Detection of Renal Fibrosis and Prediction of Kidney Function Decline
This study will investigate the ability of renal MRI to detect fibrosis, how this correlates to renal function and how well renal MRI biomarkers can predict decline in kidney function over time. We will also assess the correlation of renal MRI and kidney function to markers of renal ageing in blood, urine and tissue samples.
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