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One key area of our research is Hematocrit level and its effect on your health. We believe that your health is benefited when your hematocrit is raised to a level greater than 30% as soon as possible, and that the longer your hematocrit is kept above 33% the better chance you have of living a longer life. We have also found that when your hematocrit is kept above 33% the chance of you being hospitalized decreases, and the length of your stays in the hospital will most likely be shorter. More...
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Incident hemodialysis patient hematocrit outcomes: cohorts 1991-1995 vs. 1996-1998
American Society of Nephrology, October 2001 |
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Mortality outcomes in incident hemodialysis patients with hematocrit levels 36% are not different from those in patients with hematocrits 33 36%.
American Society of Nephrology, October 2000 |
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Hematocrit-Associated Outcomes in Incident Peritoneal and Hemodialysis Patients
International Congress of Nephrology, Apr 1999 |
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Change in Hematocrit & Risk of Mortality
American Society of Nephrology, October 1998 |
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Hematocrit Level & Mortality in Hemodialysis Patients
2nd Epoetin Symposium, April 1998 |
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Early Hematocrit Correction Improves Patient Survival
International Congress of Nephrology, May 1997 |
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Patient Survival is Associated with Hematocrit Level
American Society of Nephrology, November 1997 |
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Mean Hematocrit Level Influences Hemodialysis Patient Survival
European Dialysis & Transplant Association, Sept. 1997 |
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Hematocrit Stability Influences Survival
American Society of Artificial Internal Organs, May 1997 |
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Hematocrit Stability is Associated with Improved Patient Survival
European Dialysis & Transplant Association, September 1997 |
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HCT
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