2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.ekir.2022.01.278
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Pos-259 the Differences of Serum Calcium-Phosphate Product Levels and Iron Status Among High and Lower Fibroblast Growth Factor-23 Levels in Regular Hemodialysis Patients

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“…According to previous Iraqi reports [15] 52.07 percent of patients had a decrease in Ca, 1.33 percent had increase in Ca, and 46.6 percent had normal serum Ca levels., with increase FGF23 level. [1] who decided that a restricted normal range is maintained for serum calcium levels and elevated FGF-23, [16,17] showed elevated level of calcium and FGF 23 level, also a study by [18] identified that hypercalcemia occurs in AKI and develop through a number of ways, including direct changes in intravascular tone and volume loss from polyuria. Furthermore, nephrocalcinosis, or calcium deposits in the kidneys, can result from persistent hypercalcemia.…”
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“…According to previous Iraqi reports [15] 52.07 percent of patients had a decrease in Ca, 1.33 percent had increase in Ca, and 46.6 percent had normal serum Ca levels., with increase FGF23 level. [1] who decided that a restricted normal range is maintained for serum calcium levels and elevated FGF-23, [16,17] showed elevated level of calcium and FGF 23 level, also a study by [18] identified that hypercalcemia occurs in AKI and develop through a number of ways, including direct changes in intravascular tone and volume loss from polyuria. Furthermore, nephrocalcinosis, or calcium deposits in the kidneys, can result from persistent hypercalcemia.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%