Acute Kidney Injury Linked to Excessive Anticoagulation in VKA Recipients
In a study, bleeding complications occurred in 24% of patients who experienced acute kidney injury while on vitamin K antagonist therapy.
All articles by John Schieszer, MA
HIPAA Changes Guidance Rules to Help Tackle COVID-19 Pandemic
The goal is to help public health departments collect information vital to their efforts to contain the COVID-19 pandemic.
Biomarkers May Help Guide Management of Hypertensive CKD
Elevated levels of 3 immune system biomarkers are associated with an increased risks for kidney failure requiring renal replacement therapy and death, a study found.
Lower Bicarbonate in ADPKD Linked to Worsening Kidney Outcomes
A study of patients with ADPKD found that each 1 mmol/L decrease in serum bicarbonate was significantly associated with a 21% increased risk for worsening kidney function.
Proposed HIPAA Changes Promise to Improve Health Care Delivery
The Office for Civil Rights in the US Department of Health and Human Services announced proposed changes to strengthen patients’ rights to access their own health information, improve care coordination, and reduce regulatory burdens.
Tacrolimus May Be an Alternative to High-Dose Steroids for MCNS
In a study of adult patients with minimal change nephrotic syndrome, tacrolimus plus low-dose steroids achieved a complete remission rate similar to high-dose steroid therapy alone.
Kidney Disease Associated With Greater Likelihood of Major Surgeries
In a large population-based study, patients on dialysis had the highest incidence rates for major surgeries.
Infections Common in Glomerular Disease Population
Investigators identify risks factors for infection-related acute care events in children and adults with glomerular disease.
Alpha Blockers Linked to Higher Risk for Kidney Disease Progression
New findings could allow clinicians to have more nuanced discussions with patients who have chronic kidney disease regarding the long-term risks associated with alpha blocker use to control blood pressure.
Fruits, Vegetables May Offer Edge in Correcting Metabolic Acidosis in CKD
Increased intake of fruits and vegetables corrects CKD-related metabolic acidosis as well as sodium bicarbonate supplements, but is associated with other health benefits, a new post hoc analysis found.
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