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Effect of omega-3 fatty acid on oxidative stress in patients on hemodialysisTAYEBI et al., 2010
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- TAYEBI K
- Houshyar J
- Tabrizi A
- Vatankhah A
- RAZAGI Z
- DEHGHAN H
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Introduction. OXIDATIVE STRESS in patients with chronic kidney failure, particularly in HEMODIALYSIS patients, has been suggested to have a major role in the pathogenesis of atherosclerosis. We evaluated OMEGA-3 FATTY ACIDS supplementation effects on …
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