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…Objective Renal failure is a serious public health concern, and its prevalence has been…

… 95% CI 11 to 21) and nearly seven times more likely to develop liver disease (hazard ratio 6.7, 3.8 to 11.7; excess 6 per 10 000, 4 to 11). …

…tiation.SZC appears to be an effective adjunctive treatment for acute severe hyperkalaemia in patients with renal failure who are already receiving standa…

…t failure, and 0.3% versus 0.1% for osteoporosis, respectively. Diabetes, predominantly type 1, was also more prevalent among those with…

…and Q5 were seen in conditions with highest prevalence overall: type 2 diabetes (5.1 percentage point prevalence difference; 19.5% prevalence),…

…/VEL) plus ribavirin (RBV) is the current treatment regimen for hepatitis C (HCV) cirrhosis patients in Thailand. Several studies showed th…

… population. 24 patients presented with AKI: 7 with SRC, 2 with P-ANCA vasculitis, 1 with bisphosphonate related acute tubular necrosis (ATN), 9 …

…ts for patients most susceptible to kidney failure.Introduction Type 2 diabetes is burdened by an accelerated decline of glomerular filtration …

… 2025. Said APA lists patients according to clinical variables (renal failure, dyselectrolytaemia, etc.) and prescription reconciliation vari…

…Introduction Polytrauma is often characterised by rhabdomyolysis, hyperkalaemia and ren…

…y different specialties. Multiple organ systems are affected by eating disorders, which then requires an integration of care to adequately treat…

…1 ± 10.79 years (45.7% men). Regarding comorbidities, 22.5% had COPD, 11.1% asthma, 24.7% hypertension, 18.8% depression and 13.8% a…