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The importance of body composition and dry weight assessments in patients with chronic kidney disease

Dolgos et al., 2011

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18145623353565120468
Author
Dolgos S
Hartmann A
Bollerslev J
Vörös P
Rosivall L
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Acta Physiologica Hungarica

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Chronic volume overload is the major cause of hypertension and other cardiovascular morbidity in dialysis patients. One of the most important goals of physicians who take care of patients with chronic renal failure is to obtain near euvolemia or “dry body weight” in order to …
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