...Cheng-Jui Lin; Ying-Ying Chen; Pei-Chen Wu; Chi-Feng Pan; Hong-Mou Shih; Chih-Jen Wu Introduction: Cardiovascular (CV) events are the major cause of morbidity and mortality associated with blood pressure (BP) in hemodialysis (HD) patients. BP varies significantly during HD treatment...

... to a proarrhythmic state. Moreover, acidosis reduces the calcium sensitivity of the contractile proteins and leads to impaired β-adrenergic receptor expression, further reducing myocardial contractility [ 13 ]. Blood pressure Cardiac output Hypotension Inflammation Systemic vascular resistance...

... was administered after 2 h of start of dialysis (group 2), with a predialysis fasting period of at least 3 h in both groups. Blood pressures, serum, and spent dialysate samples were collected and nausea occurrence was noted by severity. Results: Predialytic intake (group 1) was associated with higher predialysis...

.... Bioimpedance Dialysis Blood pressure Volume control Outcome The assessment of fluid status in dialysis patients is of paramount importance. Due to the absence or reduction of renal function and the intermittency of the treatment, hemodialysis (HD) patients may experience wide variations between...

...Zorica Kauric-Klein Introduction: There is a clear relationship between sodium intake and blood pressure in patients on chronic hemodialysis (HEMO). To date, there are few studies that assess sodium knowledge, beliefs, and behaviors in patients on chronic HEMO. The purpose of this research study...

... or intervention arm, and the follow-up duration was twelve months. The primary end point was achieving targeted blood pressure (BP) of <140/90 mm Hg and maintaining for 4 weeks, whereas secondary end point was all cause of mortality. Pre-, intra-, and post-dialysis session BP measurements were recorded...

...Ruoxi Liao; Jiameng Li; Liping Lin; Si Sun; Liya Wang; Yuqin Xiong; Yupei Li; Mei Han; Qiang Liu; Baihai Su Background: Blood pressure variability (BPV) is a potential prognostic predictor for all-cause mortality. Objectives: We conducted a retrospective cohort study to compare the prognostic value...

... is high in patients who had CI. Education status, post-dialysis diastolic pressure and spKt/V are independent risk factors for CI in MHD patients. [email protected] 13 08 2018 6 09 2018 25 9 2018 End-stage renal disease Complication Education status Blood pressure...

...Marijana Gulin; Dragan Klarić; Mario Ilić; Josipa Radić; Vedran Kovačić; Milenka Šain Aims: This study was aimed at comparing the incidence of arterial hypertension and blood pressure (BP) variance in hospital and out-of-hospital hemodialysis (HD) patients during HD sessions. Methods: A cross...

...Richard B. Weller Background: High blood pressure (BP) is the leading risk factor for disability adjusted life years lost globally. Epidemiological data show a correlation between increased sun exposure and reduced population BP and cardiovascular mortality. Individuals with high serum vitamin D...

... dietary sodium and both blood pressure and cardiovascular disease. Methods: Literature review of the available observational studies and randomized controlled trials, including systematic reviews and meta-analyses. Results: A large body of evidence from observational studies and clinical trials documents...

...Charles Chazot; Cyril Vo-Van; Patrik Deleaval; Christie Lorriaux; Jean Marc Hurot; Brice Mayor; Guillaume Jean Background: The relationship between predialysis blood pressure (BP) and hemodialysis (HD) patient outcomes is controversial. We report the evolution of predialysis BP in incident patients...

... as the results of improved blood pressure control in ESRD will also be presented. Conclusions: Hypertension is exceedingly common in pediatric ESRD patients and frequently poorly controlled. Efforts to improve blood pressure control in this patient population could potentially reduce future cardiovascular...

... to in the content or advertisements. Blood pressure Cardiovascular disease Heart failure Quality of life Echocardiography Cardiovascular mortality in haemodialysis (HD) patients is grossly elevated [ 1 ], and not fully explained by traditional risk factors. The commonest cause is sudden death...

... is independent of hypertension, suggesting that if mortality is to be improved, then a measure of volume independent of blood pressure must be developed. Even when considered as an integrated whole, the clinical method is inaccurate at setting dry weight when compared to the use of assistive technologies...

...Eberhard Ritz; Nadezda Koleganova Aldosterone was in the past considered only as a prohypertensinogenic agent. It has recently become clear that apart from the classical endocrine action, i.e. causing blood pressure elevation as a result of salt retention, aldosterone has numerous blood-pressure...

..., Izmir, Turkey Key Words Salt restriction Dialysis Blood pressure Volume control Abstract Despite the fact that dietary salt restriction is the most logi- cal measure to prevent accumulation of salt and water in pa- tients without renal function, it is not applied in most dialysis centers...

...Guruprasad Madhavan; Mary A. Nemcek; David G. Martinez; Kenneth J. McLeod Beat-to-beat blood pressure monitoring was used to assess the efficacy of reflex-mediated, calf muscle pump stimulation to enhance cardiovascular refilling in subjects in the supine and seated positions, with extension...

... sufficient small-and middle-molecule diffusion and ultrafiltration with arterial pressure control without need for antihypertensive medication. The long-term satisfactory survival remains the best index of overall dialysis adequacy. Hemodialysis Survival Blood pressure Urea fractional clearance Middle...

... the fluid state. Recent new noninvasive techniques have become available which make it possible to accurately determine the dry weight in these patients. Therefore, we studied the influence of interdialytic weight gain on interdialytic blood pressure in 10 normotensive and 10 hypertensive hemodialysis...