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Pruritus in Nondialysis CKD Tied With Adverse Outcomes

More than half of patients with nondialysis chronic kidney disease reported bothersome pruritus, or “itchy skin.” Pruritus, or “itchy skin,” also affects patients with nondialysis chronic kidney disease (CKD) and is tied with worse outcomes.

United statesNew yorkJennifers schererSchool of medicineKidney disease outcomesPractice patterns study

Severity of CKD-associated pruritus linked to all-cause mortality, other comorbidities

Severity of CKD-associated pruritus linked to all-cause mortality, other comorbidities
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Are Observational Reports on the Association of Dialysate So : Journal of the American Society of Nephrology

Are Observational Reports on the Association of Dialysate So : Journal of the American Society of Nephrology
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Erythropoietin Resistance Increases Risk of Mortality in Patients with Anemia, CKD

Patients on maintenance hemodialysis classified as having a high erythropoietin resistance index had a greater risk of all-cause mortality.

Li zuoAlebund li zuoNational institutes of healthUniversity people hospitalHealth libraryPeking university peopleChina dialysis outcomesPractice patterns studyChronic kidneyChronic kidney diseaseErythropoiesis stimulating agent

Transfusion Rates High in First 90 Days of Hemodialysis vs Peritoneal Dialysis

Investigators report results of their analysis of patients in the DOPPS and PDOPPS. Transfusion rates are high within the first few months of hemodialysis, but not peritoneal dialysis.

Ann arborUnited statesAngelo karaboyasArbor research collaborative for healthAmerican society of nephrology kidney weekAmerican societyKidney weekArbor research collaborativeDialysis outcomesPractice patterns study