Sentence examples for decrease of kidney function from inspiring English sources

Besides, other side effects being not related to hyperkalaemia were observed in both patient cohorts (e.g. nausea, vomiting and decrease of kidney function).

Because of a further decrease of kidney function requiring haemodialysis treatment, plasmapheresis was performed.

Furthermore, our findings demonstrate that the presence of depressive symptoms does not influence a decrease of kidney function.

A continuous loss of podocytes due to apoptosis leads to glomerulosclerosis, a decrease of kidney function and finally to the dependence of dialysis.

Eastell et al [ 41] reported that age-induced decrease of bone density could be the result of decrease of kidney function, deficiency of vitamin D, increase of parathyroid hormone, decrease of testosterone or decrease of both calcium uptake and absorption.

Increasing severity of AKI according to the KDIGO criteria is associated with increased mortality and decreased recovery of kidney function.

Resting the kidney and providing early RRT analogous to the approach in the treatment of ARDS may prove to be a more effective strategy to improve survival and decrease permanent loss of kidney function for patients with AKI.

Most recently, the Acute Renal Failure Trial Network study demonstrated in a randomized controlled multicenter fashion that intensive renal support in critically ill patients with AKI did not decrease mortality, improve recovery of kidney function or reduce the rate of non-renal organ failure compared to less intensive therapy [ 13].

The study results do not support the contention that increasing intensity of therapy beyond a sufficient dose is associated with decreased mortality, improved recovery of kidney function or differences in the course of nonrenal organ failure.

We evaluated the rate of kidney function decrease, the effect of blood pressure on kidney function deterioration, and the possible interaction with albuminuria in patients with vascular disease.

Moreover, pilot studies suggest that adding aldosterone antagonists on a background therapy of angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors or angiotensin receptor blockers may decrease the rate of loss of kidney function in chronic kidney disease patients [ 62].