2021
DOI: 10.1111/ijcp.14681
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Challenging patient phenotypes in the management of anaemia of chronic kidney disease

Abstract: Anaemia affects ~15.4% of patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) in the US, an estimated 5.7 million people. 1,2 Anaemia prevalence increases with CKD stage, ranging from 8% at stage 1 to 53% at stage 5, 1 and with age, with 28% in patients aged 18-63 years and 50% in patients aged 66-85 years. 3 Race/ethnicity and sex also impact the prevalence of anaemia of CKD with increased risk in Black, Hispanic and female patients. 4

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“…This study raises an important question about the prevalence of clinically relevant ESA hyporesponsiveness. There is no widely accepted definition of hyporesponsiveness, 20 despite the plethora of statistical quantities that have been proposed. 7 ERI is a popular quantity, because the ratio of cumulative ESA dose to achieve hemoglobin appears to measure the efficiency of treatment.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This study raises an important question about the prevalence of clinically relevant ESA hyporesponsiveness. There is no widely accepted definition of hyporesponsiveness, 20 despite the plethora of statistical quantities that have been proposed. 7 ERI is a popular quantity, because the ratio of cumulative ESA dose to achieve hemoglobin appears to measure the efficiency of treatment.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La reducción de los niveles de EPO y el deterioro de la homeostasis del hierro conllevan una disminución de la eritropoyesis (Figura 8 la producción insuficiente de EPO tras el daño renal se produce por la deficiencia funcional de las células renales productoras de EPO y la desensibilización de los mecanismos de detección de la hipoxia. Además, en este proceso también interfiere el regulador de la homeostasis del hierro, la hepcidina, que está elevado en la ERC debido a la inflamación y a la disminución de la excreción renal, y actúa disminuyendo el transporte intestinal de hierro y aumentando el secuestro de hierro (20,21) . »»» Figura 8.…”
Section: Fisiopatología De La Anemia En Ercunclassified
“…Fuente: Elaborado a partir de: Cases et al (2016) (7) ; Cases et al (2021) (33) ; Pramod (2021) (20) , McDougal et al (2019) (34) .…”
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