[PDF] Top 20 Impact of urate lowering drugs on the progression and recovery from chronic kidney disease among gout patients

... the patients with gout was made by physician-based ...was from a medical center which tends to be more ...and gout patients are known to have the worst drug ad- herence of all ... See full document

... with gout not receiving ...of gout) and the landmark time, whereas development of CKD stage ≥ 3 was only considered after the landmark time ...Only patients initiated on and prescribed more than 6 ... See full document

... cardiovascular disease); anthropometric data (weight, height, body mass index (BMI)); laboratory measurements (estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR), according to the Chronic Kidney ... See full document

... in patients with early hypertensive nephropathy over 5 ...in patients with CKD stage II, hypertension and albuminuria (200 to 2,000 mg/g creatinine), but normal plasma total car- bon dioxide levels ... See full document

... cular disease in ESRD patients, conventional lipid manage- ment for primary and secondary prevention may not prove to be as beneficial in this group as the general ...cardiovascular disease in ... See full document

... for disease symptoms and im- pairment, lung function, controller medication usage and frequency of hospitalizations with oral corticosteroid ...clinical disease activity composite ...of disease ... See full document

... treatment, gout remains poorly managed globally with poor treatment adherence [4, ...of patients re- ceived ULT within the first year of gout diagnosis and only a quarter of them continued treatment ... See full document

... identify gout patients from claims data is subject to misclassification ...studied patients with gout seeking medical care, thereby potentially selecting those with more severe or ... See full document

... slowing progression of CKD is conflicting ...delaying disease progression [27- ...in patients with diabetes because they increase albuminuria due to hyperfiltration which is a well-recognised ... See full document

... restores normal osmolarity in the cell, it dramatically decreases the potassium content, which represents the key signal for the induction of the in fl ammasome and results in excessive production of interleukin 1 by ... See full document

... Vitamin D Levels among Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease, Patients in Dialysis, and Renal Transplant 522. Patients[r] ... See full document

... in patients undergoing coronary revascularization as well as optimal strategy for coronary revascularization which is associated with lower risks of cardiovascular mortality and morbidity in resource constraint ... See full document

... fees from Takeda Global Research & Development Center, ...(<$10,000) from Takeda Global Research & Development Center, ...grants from Takeda Global Research & Development Center, ... See full document

... haemodialysis patients, the results of the present study indicate that insomnia in haemodialysis patients may be more strongly associated with depression and, consequently, with women in their 50s than any ... See full document

... the impact of hypertension on renal disease among renal patients in MIOT Hospitals, ...renal disease patients attending renal outpatient department MIOT Hospitals, ... See full document

... of urinary miR-196a and various clinical and pathologi- cal parameters were evaluated by Spearman correlation. Cox proportional-hazards model with adjustment for age, sex, proteinuria and eGFR was used to evaluate the ... See full document

... This study showed that anemia was signi fi cantly pre- valent in rural residents. The odds of being anemic were threefold higher in rural residents (AOR=2.75, 95%CI: 1.34 – 5.65, P=0.006) as compared to urban dwellers. ... See full document

... done among 350 CKD adult patients presented to the Main Alexandria University ...renal disease and diagnosed with acute renal injury and pregnant women were ...enrolled patients, ...users. ... See full document

... younger patients irrespective of CKD status, decreased for older patients without CKD, and remained stable for older patients with CKD, indi- cating a sensitivity of approach to treating gout ... See full document

... of gout patients that reflects the typical outpatient medical ...of gout care that have not been previously examined including number of physi- cian encounters for gout prior to ULD ...a ... See full document