Lower Pre-ESRD Hemoglobin Predicts Better Dialysis Patient Survival
Having hemoglobin 9-11 g/dL prior to dialysis provided the best life expectancy.
Having hemoglobin 9-11 g/dL prior to dialysis provided the best life expectancy.
It is unclear whether RDW is a risk factor for early death or a byproduct of biological and metabolic imbalances.
Veteran patients with levels below 100 mg/dL had a 26% higher risk of mortality compared with patients with triglyceride levels of 150-200 mg/dL.
Overall one- and ten-year survival rates of the transplanted organs in commercial recipients compared with controls were 91% and 22% vs. 98% and 44%.
In a 24-hour exploratory trial, all 7 patients who wore the device remained hemodynamically stable over the study period.
In an 8-week randomized trial, extended-release nalbuphine 120 mg BID significantly reduced itch severity compared with placebo.
Study compared sucroferric oxyhydroxide and sevelamer carbonate.
It develops in 8% of patients overall and 15.1% of patients with stage 5 CKD.
Increased risk observed in the VA health system unlikely to be fully explained by disparities in access to care.
Phosphate and vitamin D deficiency were linked with RLS severity.