Step 1: Understanding the Concept
Normal glomerular filtration rate is about \(125\ \text{mL/min}\).
Step 2: Recall the cut-off
When the function falls to roughly \(10\)-\(12\) percent of normal, the kidneys can no longer remove urea, excess water and ions. This is end-stage renal failure with uraemia.
Step 3: Conclusion
At this stage haemodialysis with an artificial kidney is started immediately.
Final Answer:
Haemodialysis is advised when renal function falls below 10 to 12 percent.
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