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... sis adolescents would be significantly linked with coping ...coeliac disease [20], chronic fatigue syndrome [21], diabetes [37], and asthma ...in haemodialysis adolescents. In our ... See full document

... The associations between GFR, CVD, diabetes, decreased Hb- and p-albumin levels and impaired HRQoL might be expected and are congruent with find- ings in other studies [19,20]. However, the GFR level did not – as assumed ... See full document

... Chronic kidney disease (CKD) affects up to 10% of the Australian population, with approximately 110 per mil- lion population commencing treatment for end-stage kidney disease ... See full document

... the disease symptoms, we obtained a score of ...terminal kidney disease undergoing hemodialysis, and it can be exhibited by 40 – 90% ...the quality of life beyond the discomfort caused ... See full document

... patients who have reached stage 5 chronic kidney disease (estimated glomerular filtration rate ≤15 ...Renal Disease equation (MDRD) for- mula) [20]. ESKD is a life-limiting ... See full document

... MG: Quality of life assessed with the Medical Outcomes Study Short Form 36-Item Health Survey of patients on renal replacement therapy: a systematic review and ...Health-related quality of ... See full document

... 2 chronic care nurses, 1 pharmacist, 1 phy- sical therapist, and 1 ...’ quality of life, and increasing access to renal replacement therapy ...patients who received integrated care with MDC ... See full document

... INTRODUCTION: Chronic renal failure is one of the slow, gradual, and irrevocable loss of renal function, contributing to the failure of kidneys to accomplish their basic ...with chronic kidney ... See full document

... Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is defined as a kidney damage or decrease in glomerular filtration rate for three or more ...decreased quality of life (QOL), increases health care ... See full document

... Fifth, trials involving crossover design often do not have sufficient washout; therefore, carryover effects from prior treatments may affect the interpretation of results. Sixth, most of the studies do not clearly report ... See full document

... Methods: A cross-observational study was conducted, in which 61 CKD patients receiving pre-dialysis treatment were assessed. All participants completed the Short Form-36 Health Survey (SF-36). We used valid and ... See full document

... clearance rates of < 45 mL/min (by either 24-h urine col- lection or Cockcroft-Gault formula), equating to CKD stage 3 or 4. All patients had haemoglobin levels in the range of 9.6–12.4 g/dL for the 2 weeks before ... See full document

... individuals who cannot function in a specific society as a result of a disease are able to function in ...of treatment three times a week interferes with the flexibility of a work schedule, and ... See full document

... acute kidney injury (AKI), chronic kidney disease (CKD) or partial or complete Fanconi syndrome [5, ...of chronic kidney disease and end-stage renal disease (ESRD) ... See full document

... ADQI is an ongoing process that seeks to produce evi- dence-based recommendations for the prevention and management of acute kidney injury (AKI) and on differ- ent issues concerning acute dialysis. It represents a ... See full document

... of kidney disease, duration of kidney disease and duration of diabetes were obtained from the first questionnaire (see Additional file 1) which was pro- spectively completed by site study ... See full document

... in treatment which might explain any difference in attainment of the PTH ...the treatment given to patients in the year before the start of the MAS- TERPLAN ...renal disease are positively associated ... See full document

... of kidney failure patients requiring haemodialysis. The kidney disease outcome quality initiative (K - DOQI) recommends that internal jugular vein catheter is the preferred central ... See full document

... This study was supported by grants from the Health Region East, the Signe and Albert Bergmarkens Foundation for Renal Research, the Association of Kidney Patients and Organ Transplanted (LNT), and the Norwegian ... See full document

... (“ouch-ouch”) disease in the Jinzu River basin of Toyama ...the disease name, were osteomalacia and osteoporosis with secondary fractures and severe ... See full document