Evidence-based treatment recommendations for uremic bleeding

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Stephanie J Hedges

Sarah B Dehoney

Justin S Hooper

Jamshid Amanzadeh

Anthony J Busti

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[1] SJ Hedges is a Pharmacy Resident at the University of Mississippi Medical Center,

[2] Jackson,undefined

[3] MS ,undefined

[4] SB Dehoney is a Pharmacotherapy Specialty Resident at the Medical University of South Carolina School of Pharmacy,undefined

[5] Charleston,undefined

[6] SC ,undefined

[7] JS Hooper is Pharmacy Supervisor at Trinity Mother Frances Hospital,undefined

[8] Tyler ,undefined

[9] AJ Busti is Assistant Professor at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Pharmacy,undefined

[10] Dallas Fort Worth Regional Campus and Advanced Practice Pharmacist,undefined

[11] Pharmacotherapy,undefined

[12] at North Texas Veterans Affairs Health Care System,undefined

[13] Department of Pharmacy; and J Amanzadeh is Assistant Professor at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center and Staff Physician at North Texas Veterans Affairs Health Care System,undefined

[14] Division of Nephrology,undefined

[15] Dallas,undefined

[16] TX.,undefined

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Nature Clinical Practice Nephrology | 2007年 / 3卷

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The complex interplay between the multiple pathogenic factors that underlie uremic bleeding syndrome is yet to be fully elucidated. As such, guidelines on management of this complication of chronic renal failure are lacking. Here, data from clinical trials of dialysis, erythropoietin, cryoprecipitate, desmopressin and conjugated estrogens have been used to develop a treatment algorithm. This decision aid is accompanied by answers to questions that commonly arise during management of uremic bleeding.

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