⏰⏰ Monthly selection of @AfricanJNephrol:
we select some articles from AJN to share with you. Hope you will enjoy our selection. The selection of this month is brought to you by @hmzrage, a member of the @AfricanAFRAN Web/Media Committee.
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Ascendng aortic dilatation (AAD) is a common cardiovascular phenotype in South African CKD patients, with low eGFR independently associated with AAD. https://t.co/DcKldnSZBm
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Hyperkalaemia is a common electrolyte disorder in hospitalised patients and may cause cardiac arrythmias and death. Knowledge gaps, particularly around the optimal and safe use of insulin-based therapies must be addressed.
Very happy to see our African Renal Registry paper make the most-cited list in the CKJ Editor-in-Chief's farewell review.
https://t.co/qOLeSD7eCF
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Check new article @AfricanJNephrol "Knowledge of medical specialists on the emergency management of hyperkalaemia with a focus on insulin-based therapy" by @yazied_chothia and his colleagues
Link 👉🏼 https://t.co/hO7KnEI8Qx
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Twenty four-hour urine collection is appropriate in a
cohort of South African renal stone formers
https://t.co/KxEtmigJfs
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Hepatorenal syndrome in cirrhotic patients in Madagascar: epidemiology, clinical profile and in-hospital outcomes
https://t.co/q14VZSh3X1
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PUBLISHED TODAY:
Vaccination of adult patients with #ckd against #SARSCoV2: a position statement by @sa_nephro
Understanding the unique immunological milieu of this population and potential for disease-specific side effects. https://t.co/q5JlAoentL
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A new article by van Hougenhouck-Tulleken et al., “COVID-19-related acute kidney injury and dialysis: What are the outcomes in South Africa?”, has just been published @AfricanJNephrol 👉🏼https://t.co/cU2JfXgF4p.