Low, High Predialysis Potassium Increases Death Risk
In a study of 1117 patients new to hemodialysis, investigators observed an increased 6-month mortality risk associated with low and high predialysis potassium levels.
In a study of 1117 patients new to hemodialysis, investigators observed an increased 6-month mortality risk associated with low and high predialysis potassium levels.
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