• Normal Hematocrit Study https://t.co/ycxCqMaxst Randomized non-placebo trial of Epoetin in dialysis
The effects of normal as compared with low hematocrit values in patients with cardiac disease who are receiving hemodialysis and epoetin.
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Feb 2016 – Apr 2024Where it's discussed
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The discussions reflect a balanced consideration of the article's findings, with users mentioning the 'Normal Hematocrit Study' and debates on treatments like Epoetin, using language that suggests a moderate level of engagement and acknowledgment of its implications for patient care.
Most discussions acknowledge the study’s findings, suggesting a cautious acceptance of the results indicating higher risks with normal hematocrit levels.
The discussions show moderate curiosity, referencing specific trials like the 'Normal Hematocrit Study' and debates around Epoetin use, indicating engagement with clinical implications.
The remarks display some depth, including mentions of trial designs and related studies such as Beserab and TREAT, which demonstrates considered analysis.
Participants recognize the study’s significance, especially in the context of ESRD, cardiac conditions, and anemia treatment, indicating perceived influence on clinical practices.
Abstract in brief
- The study compared the effects of maintaining a normal hematocrit level (around 42%) versus a lower level (around 30%) in patients with heart disease undergoing hemodialysis and treated with epoetin.
- Results showed that patients with normal hematocrit had a higher risk of death or nonfatal myocardial infarction, leading to early stopping of the study despite the difference not being statistically significant.
- Increasing hematocrit was associated with decreased mortality rates but also led to more complications such as reduced dialysis adequacy and increased use of intravenous iron.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyESKD, CVD and EPO (c.1998) 1233 patients with ESRD and CHF or CAD.
RT @nephondemand: • Normal Hematocrit Study https://t.co/ycxCqMaxst Randomized non-placebo trial of Epoetin in dialysis
RT @nephondemand: • Normal Hematocrit Study https://t.co/ycxCqMaxst Randomized non-placebo trial of Epoetin in dialysis
血液透析およびエポエチンを受けている心臓病患者における低ヘマトクリット値と比較した正常の効果 PMID: 9718377 https://t.co/v3HKhIrS3E
RT @nephondemand: • Normal Hematocrit Study https://t.co/ycxCqMaxst Randomized non-placebo trial of Epoetin in dialysis
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血液透析およびエポエチンを受けている心臓病患者における低ヘマトクリット値と比較した正常の効果 PMID: 9718377 https://t.co/v3HKhIrS3E
ESKD, CVD and EPO (c.1998) 1233 patients with ESRD and CHF or CAD.
RT @nephondemand: • Normal Hematocrit Study https://t.co/ycxCqMaxst Randomized non-placebo trial of Epoetin in dialysis
RT @nephondemand: • Normal Hematocrit Study https://t.co/ycxCqMaxst Randomized non-placebo trial of Epoetin in dialysis
RT @nephondemand: • Normal Hematocrit Study https://t.co/ycxCqMaxst Randomized non-placebo trial of Epoetin in dialysis
• Normal Hematocrit Study https://t.co/ycxCqMaxst Randomized non-placebo trial of Epoetin in dialysis
#NephJCclassics 2 ESA anemia classics: Beserab and TREAT http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa0907845 http://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJM199808273390903
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