Kidney Function, Kidney Replacement Therapy, and Mortality in Men and Women

Kidney Function, Kidney Replacement Therapy, and Mortality in Men and Women

Introduction: Women are more likely to have chronic kidney disease (CKD), compared with men, yet they are less likely to receive dialysis. Whether this sex disparity, which has predominantly been observed in nephrology-referred or CKD-specific cohorts so far, has a biological root cause remains uncl...

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Main Authors: Carrero, J.J (Author), Fu, E.L (Author), Hecking, M. (Author), Hödlmoser, S. (Author), Kurnikowski, A. (Author), Schernhammer, E.S (Author), Swartling, O. (Author), Winkelmayer, W.C (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Inc. 2022
Subjects:
adult
alcohol abuse
all cause mortality
anemia
Article
bleeding
blood clotting disorder
cardiovascular disease
chronic kidney failure
chronic lung disease
comorbidity
congestive heart failure
controlled study
creatinine
depression
diabetes mellitus
drug abuse
estimated glomerular filtration rate
female
heart arrhythmia
human
human tissue
hypertension
hypothyroidism
kidney function
kidney replacement therapy initiation
liver disease
lymphoma
major clinical study
male
malignant neoplasm
metastasis
mortality in the predialysis stage
neurologic disease
obesity
paralysis
peptic ulcer
peripheral vascular disease
psychosis
renal replacement therapy
rheumatoid arthritis
sex and gender disparity
sex difference
sex/gender differences in nephrology
solid malignant neoplasm
vascular disease
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