Titlebook: Death on Hemodialysis: Preventable or Inevitable?; Eli A. Friedman (Distinguished Teaching Professor, Book 1994 Springer Science+Business

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Sonya Vengrova,Jacob Z. Dalgaardnt rather than a help in the determination of a proper dialysis prescription. Such a position, we must herein rapidly admit, should not be considered as immutable or universal for such would be contrary to critical thinking. In medical issues, one must abandon the framework of strict truth and untru

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Ubiquitin-Dependent Protein Degradation is still preoccupied by a fundamental question; namely how much dialysis therapy is adequate? The recent publication in the US of comparative statistical data suggesting that end stage renal disease patients in Europe and Japan have a significantly better chance of survival than do their counterpar

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Motoshi Hayano,Seiji Matsumoto,Hisao Masaiascular mortality. In the past, access to renal replacement therapy (RRT) of patients with end stage renal failure due to diabetes has been restricted in Europe, particularly in those countries where there have been limitations on resources for provision of RRT [1]. However, changing treatment patte