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Most U.S. patients with advanced chronic kidney disease receive renal replacement therapy

Most U.S. CKD Patients Receive Renal Replacement Therapy

Percentage of adults receiving, preparing to receive RRT varied with age, from 96.2 to 53.3 percent
For patients with type 1 diabetes

Decline in eGFR Mainly Linear in Type 1 Diabetes

Trajectories in eGRF decline were linear for about 87 percent of patients, accelerating for 6 percent
Four single-nucleotide polymorphisms at two loci that are associated with acute kidney injury have been identified

Research Reveals 2 Genetic Loci Linked to Acute Kidney Injury

Four single-nucleotide polymorphisms at two loci identified in discovery, replication populations
For American-Indians with type 2 diabetes

Early Rx With Losartan Doesn’t Slow Kidney Disease Progression

Findings in American-Indians with type 2 diabetes and urine albumin/creatinine ratio <300 mg/g
For American-Indians with type 2 diabetes

Advanced Glycation End Products Tied to Renal Function Loss

AGEs improve RFL prediction in American-Indians with type 2 diabetes
For patients with chronic pain with end-stage renal disease

Limited Dialyzability for Oxycodone, Noroxycodone

Significant mean reduction in oxycodone, noroxycodone arterial concentrations

August 2016 Briefing – Nephrology

Here are what the editors at HealthDay consider to be the most important developments in Nephrology for August 2016. This roundup includes the latest...
Kidney donor and recipient characteristics impact transplant costs

Donor, Recipient Characteristics Impact Transplant Costs

Living kidney donor costs up with higher degree of allosensitization; also linked to obesity
For patients with type 2 diabetes

Metformin Linked to Increased Risk of Acute Dialysis in T2DM

Metformin-associated one-year risk of acute dialysis increased by 50.3 per 100,000 individuals
For patients with hypertension

Albuminuria Linked to Higher Nighttime SBP in Hypertension

Significantly higher nighttime systolic BP, especially in patients with diabetes and low eGFR