Do Calcium‐based Phosphate binders Accelerate or Prevent Coronary Artery Calcification in Dialysis Patients?

Oka, Yoshinari; Miyazaki, Masashi; Matsuda, Hiroaki

doi:10.1111/1744-9987.12755

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“…Oka et al (2) had pointed out two points of our study. First, we could not identify whether the calcification of the coronary artery was in the lamina intima or lamina media.…”

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“…Oka et al (2) had pointed out two points of our study. First, we could not identify whether the calcification of the coronary artery was in the lamina intima or lamina media.…”

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“…However, many patients on dialysis are restricted from consuming calcium-rich foods, such as dairy products and small fish, because they also contain a lot of phosphate. Previously, we pointed out that calcium-based phosphate binders may also be advantageous binders for oxalate 4 …”

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“…Previously, we pointed out that calcium-based phosphate binders may also be advantageous binders for oxalate. 4 It is hoped that future research will elucidate whether calcium-based phosphate binders reduce plasma oxalate more effectively in patients receiving dialysis compared with non-calcium phosphate adsorbents, and that the measurement of plasma oxalate concentration will be used in clinical practice to prevent sudden cardiac death in patients receiving dialysis.…”

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Calcium-Based Phosphate Binders and Plasma Oxalate Concentration in Dialysis Patients

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Plasma Oxalate Concentration and Patients With CKD

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Do Calcium‐based Phosphate binders Accelerate or Prevent Coronary Artery Calcification in Dialysis Patients?

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Calcium-Based Phosphate Binders and Plasma Oxalate Concentration in Dialysis Patients

Plasma Oxalate Concentration and Patients With CKD

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