Pregnancy in chronic dialysis, late diagnosis, and other problems

Ramadani, Sumi; Nasution, Ahmad Tobroni; Nasution, Syafrizal; Lubis, H.R.

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/125/1/012113

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“…Twenty-one studies made recommendations for calcium ranging from 800 to 2000 mg/day. Fifteen of these were above [4,33,35,37,55,67,71,72,79,82,90,121,128,129,179], five were consistent with [32,46,73,112,169], and one was below the corresponding NRV for calcium in pregnancy (1000-1300 mg/day) [68]. All five recommendations for magnesium were 200-300 mg/ day [37,46,89,112,149], each less than the NRV of 350-400 mg/day.…”

Section: Recommendations Regarding Mineralsmentioning

confidence: 89%

“…The overall number of macronutrient recommendations collated in this review was 213, see Supplementary Table S3. There were 107 recommendations made for protein (50.2%), followed by 59 (27.7%) for energy, 14 (6.6%) for fluid [4,46,48,67,90,112,124,126,128,146,153,161,162,169], 5 (2.3%) for fat [48,106,112,124,169], 4 (1.9%) for carbohydrate [48,106,112,169], and 1 (0.5%) for fibre [112]. These figures highlight the scarcity of literature regarding carbohydrate, fat, fibre, and fluid recommendations for pregnant women receiving dialysis.…”

Section: Recommendations Regarding Macronutrientsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…These figures highlight the scarcity of literature regarding carbohydrate, fat, fibre, and fluid recommendations for pregnant women receiving dialysis. A total of 23 (10.8%) additional macronutrient recommendations were also charted [1,5,41,48,56,68,86,94,101,[104][105][106]112,121,124,128,133,139,141,169,177,182,183], which included general commentary as well as recommendations from studies other than the ones made or prescribed by those charted in this review. Of the 136 included papers, 29 did not make any macronutrient recommendations [3,9,14,45,66,70,78,83,88,[91][92][93][95][96][97][98]111,118,119,123,130,148,152,…”

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confidence: 99%

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Nutritional Recommendations for Pregnant Women Receiving Dialysis: A Scoping Review

Cutajar,

Lambert

2024

Kidney and Dialysis

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Pregnancy in the dialysing population is an infrequent but increasing event. There is a lack of contemporary guidance regarding the nutritional management of this complex patient group. The aim of this scoping review was to identify, evaluate and summarise the evidence base describing nutritional recommendations for pregnant women receiving dialysis. A systematic search strategy of four databases and the grey literature was conducted. Eligible publications contained reference to recommendations regarding nutrition, supplements, breastfeeding, dietary patterns, and/or weight recommendations for pregnant dialysing women. A total of 136 eligible records were included for synthesis including 66 case reports/case series, 46 reviews, 15 book chapters, 5 editorials, and 4 consensus guidelines/position papers. Recommendations regarding energy, protein, dietary patterns, weight, and vitamin and mineral supplementation were common. However, significant discrepancy across these recommendations was evident. There were limited recommendations regarding other nutrients and breastfeeding. A summary of nutritional recommendations to guide clinical practice was constructed. Pregnancy planning, pre-conception dietetic counselling, interprofessional education, and the guidance synthesised in this review could be utilised by clinicians to improve clinical management and optimise outcomes in these patients. Future research should explore the experiences and perspectives of pregnant dialysing women, investigate nutrient losses during intensive dialysis, and evaluate postpartum follow-up.

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