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The Effect of Increased Frequency of Hemodialysis on Volume-Related Outcomes: A Secondary Analysis of the Frequent Hemodialysis Network Trials.
Jochen G Raimann, Christopher T Chan, John T Daugirdas, Tom Depner, Frank A Gotch

Blood Purif· December 2016

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How can we improve the solute and fluid transport prescriptions in hemodialysis to improve patient outcomes?
Frank Gotch, Peter Kotanko, Nathan Levin

Blood Purif· July 2013

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Application of kinetic modeling to mineral metabolism management.
Amanda K Stennett, Norma J Ofsthun, Frank A Gotch

Semin Dial· February 2012

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The KDIGO guideline for dialysate calcium will result in an increased incidence of calcium accumulation in hemodialysis patients.
Frank A Gotch, Peter Kotanko, Stephan Thijssen, Nathan W Levin

Kidney Int· August 2010

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Calcium balance in dialysis is best managed by adjusting dialysate calcium guided by kinetic modeling of the interrelationship between calcium intake, dose of vitamin D analogues and the dialysate calcium concentration.
Frank Gotch, Nathan W Levin, Peter Kotanko

Blood Purif· April 2010

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Pro/Con debate: the calculation on calcium balance in dialysis lowers the dialysate calcium concentrations (pro part).
Frank A Gotch

Nephrol Dial Transplant· October 2009

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Solute clearances and fluid removal in the frequent hemodialysis network trials.
Tom Greene, John T Daugirdas, Thomas A Depner, Frank Gotch, Martin Kuhlman

Am J Kidney Dis· May 2009

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What are the potential solutions for the problems with current methods for quantifying hemodialysis?: calcium.
Frank Gotch

Semin Dial· March 2009

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What is important in dialysis? Efficiency: blood flow, KoA and Kt/V?
Frank Gotch

Contrib Nephrol· July 2008

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Calcium and phosphorus kinetics in hemodialysis therapy.
Frank Gotch

Contrib Nephrol· July 2008

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Red blood cell lifespan, erythropoiesis and hemoglobin control.
Anja Kruse, Dominik E Uehlinger, Frank Gotch, Peter Kotanko, Nathan W Levin

Contrib Nephrol· July 2008

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Comparison of hemodialysis blood access flow rates using online measurement of conductivity dialysance and ultrasound dilution.
Eduardo Lacson, J Michael Lazarus, Roy Panlilio, Frank Gotch

Am J Kidney Dis· January 2008

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The basic, quantifiable parameter of dialysis prescription is Kt/V urea; treatment time is determined by the ultrafiltration requirement; all three parameters are of equal importance.
Frank Gotch

Blood Purif· February 2007

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Size matters: body composition and outcomes in maintenance hemodialysis patients.
Peter Kotanko, Stephan Thijssen, Thomas Kitzler, Grzegorz Wystrychowski, Shubho R Sarkar, Frank Gotch

Blood Purif· February 2007

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Association of achieved dialysis dose with mortality in the hemodialysis study: an example of "dose-targeting bias".
Tom Greene, John Daugirdas, Thomas Depner, Michael Allon, Gerald Beck, Frank Gotch

J Am Soc Nephrol· November 2005

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A one-year trial of in-center daily hemodialysis with an emphasis on quality of life.
Jeffrey T Reynolds, Peter Homel, Lisa Cantey, Ellen Evans, Pamela Harding, Frank Gotch

Blood Purif· February 2005

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Dialyzer performance in the HEMO Study: in vivo K0A and true blood flow determined from a model of cross-dialyzer urea extraction.
Thomas A Depner, Tom Greene, John T Daugirdas, Alfred K Cheung, Frank A Gotch

ASAIO J· September 2004

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Factors for increased morbidity and mortality in uremia: hyperphosphatemia.
Nathan W Levin, Frank A Gotch, Martin K Kuhlmann

Semin Nephrol· September 2004

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Mechanisms determining the ratio of conductivity clearance to urea clearance.
Frank A Gotch, Froilan M Panlilio, Rosemary A Buyaki, Erjun X Wang, Thomas I Folden

Kidney Int Suppl· July 2004

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Daily dialysis: the long and the short of it.
Frank A Gotch, Nathan W Levin

Blood Purif· May 2004

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Effective diffusion volume flow rates (Qe) for urea, creatinine, and inorganic phosphorous (Qeu, Qecr, QeiP) during hemodialysis.
Frank A Gotch, Froilan Panlilio, Olga Sergeyeva, Laura Rosales, Tom Folden

Semin Dial· April 2004

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Definitions of dialysis dose suitable for comparison of daily hemodialysis and continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis to conventional thrice weekly dialysis therapy.
Frank A Gotch

Hemodial Int· April 2004

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Dialysis dose and the effect of gender and body size on outcome in the HEMO Study.
Thomas Depner, John Daugirdas, Tom Greene, Michael Allon, Gerald Beck, Frank Gotch

Kidney Int· April 2004

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Factors that affect postdialysis rebound in serum urea concentration, including the rate of dialysis: results from the HEMO Study.
John T Daugirdas, Tom Greene, Thomas A Depner, John Leypoldt, Frank Gotch

J Am Soc Nephrol· January 2004

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Measurement of intraperitoneal volume by segmental bioimpedance analysis during peritoneal dialysis.
Fansan Zhu, Nicholas A Hoenich, George Kaysen, Claudio Ronco, Daniel Schneditz, Frank Gotch

Am J Kidney Dis· July 2003

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