Hyperkalemia
Could the use of potassium binder SZC with dialysate potassium reduce postdialysis heart arrhythmias?
Researchers estimated hyperkalemia incidence in patients with chronic kidney disease from routine clinical care.
A study assessed the efficacy and safety of hyperkalemia treatment and identified risk factors associated with hypoglycemia.
Hyperkalemia and metabolic acidosis are common with CKD, and the potassium binder SZC may have benefits for both.
Data from DISCOVER CKD was used to assess the burden and real-world treatment of hyperkalemia in CKD patients.
A study explored the relationship between intake of dietary fiber and hyperkalemia in patients on maintenance hemodialysis.
Researchers assessed the landscape of QSP modeling and developed a use case for QSP to determine hyperkalemia risk.
Researchers examined the impact of a local guideline recommending use of SZC in patients with moderate hyperkalemia.
The American Kidney Fund introduced guidelines to help patients with chronic kidney disease manage and treat hyperkalemia.
Researchers studied the efficacy of a community pharmacist-led nutritional intervention for outpatients with CKD.
Could SZC use allow for quick and safe initiation and titration of MRAs and long-term optimal dosing for patients with HRrEF?
Authors described the case of a patient with BRASH syndrome-induced atrial fibrillation with a slow ventricular response.
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