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PlasmaLyte® infusion was associated with a better renal function and an attenuated inflammatory response.

Freedom from WHF was predicted by a better renal function and higher serum sodium at baseline.

A higher average MMF dose over 1 year is associated with better renal function and slower progression of IF/TA, at least partly independent of its immunosuppressive effects.

13 26 27 In the study of Jiang et al using rat renal ischaemia reperfusion injury, a time-dependent and dose-dependent correlation of higher MMF dose with better renal function and lower interstitial fibrosis was demonstrated.

Patients with urinary sodium excretion in the highest tertile were younger, with a shorter duration of diabetes, more likely to be obese, but with better renal function, and hemoglobin, when compared with patients in tertile 2 (Table 1).

Results from two phase III clinical trials in kidney transplant recipients found that belatacept-based immunosuppression was associated with similar rates of patient and graft survival, significantly better renal function and an improved cardiovascular/metabolic risk profile versus cyclosporine-based therapy ≤3 years after transplantation (13– 13).

The explanation may be that lower FGF23 signals better renal function, lower BMI and maybe lower intake of phosphate creating a low risk profile for CVD not fully adjusted for in the models.

Interestingly, in one of the recent studies, the presence of ear, nose, and throat (ENT) involvement in AAV patients was found to be associated with lesser degree of interstitial fibrosis and tubular atrophy on kidney biopsy and better renal function.

This group had better glucose control and better renal function in the first 24 hours, while those in the NI group had less severe disorders of acid base status.

Used pre-operatively in UUT-UC, they may allow selection of patients who would benefit from neoadjuvant chemotherapy regimes, extended LND, better renal function at time of chemotherapy and possible avoidance of radical surgery for low-risk tumours.

Women were older (69±9 vs. 66±10 years), included more patients with hypertension (91% vs. 83%) and had better renal function than men (all p<0.001, table 1).