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What speaks in favor of a complete correction of renal anemia? Nephrology Workshop Berlin, October 10, 1998
Authors: Hampl, H
Citation: H. Hampl, What speaks in favor of a complete correction of renal anemia? Nephrology Workshop Berlin, October 10, 1998, CLIN NEPHR, 53, 2000, pp. S1-S1
Does treatment of renal anemia with recombinant erythropoietin influence oxidative stress in hemodialysis patients?
Authors: Sommerburg, O Grune, T Hampl, H Riedel, E Ehrich, JHH Siems, WG
Citation: O. Sommerburg et al., Does treatment of renal anemia with recombinant erythropoietin influence oxidative stress in hemodialysis patients?, CLIN NEPHR, 53, 2000, pp. S23-S29
Oxidation parameters in complete correction of renal anemia
Authors: Ludat, K Sommerburg, O Grune, T Siems, WG Riedel, E Hampl, H
Citation: K. Ludat et al., Oxidation parameters in complete correction of renal anemia, CLIN NEPHR, 53, 2000, pp. S30-S35
Long-term effects of rhEPO therapy on erythrocyte rheology in dialysis patients with different target hematocrits
Authors: Paulitschke, M Ludat, K Riedel, E Hampl, H
Citation: M. Paulitschke et al., Long-term effects of rhEPO therapy on erythrocyte rheology in dialysis patients with different target hematocrits, CLIN NEPHR, 53, 2000, pp. S36-S41
Complete correction of renal anemia by recombinant human erythropoietin
Authors: Ludat, K Paulitschke, M Riedel, E Hampl, H
Citation: K. Ludat et al., Complete correction of renal anemia by recombinant human erythropoietin, CLIN NEPHR, 53, 2000, pp. S42-S49
Amino acid and alpha-keto acid metabolism depends on oxygen availability in chronic hemodialysis patients
Authors: Riedel, E Nundel, M Wendel, G Hampl, H
Citation: E. Riedel et al., Amino acid and alpha-keto acid metabolism depends on oxygen availability in chronic hemodialysis patients, CLIN NEPHR, 53, 2000, pp. S56-S60
How can hemodialysis-associated hypotension and dialysis-induced symptoms be explained and controlled - particularly in diabetic and arterioscleroticpatients?
Authors: Hampl, H Berweck, S Ludat, K Fischer, HC Hertel, J
Citation: H. Hampl et al., How can hemodialysis-associated hypotension and dialysis-induced symptoms be explained and controlled - particularly in diabetic and arterioscleroticpatients?, CLIN NEPHR, 53, 2000, pp. S69-S79
Cardiac mortality prevention in uremic patients - Therapeutic strategies with particular attention to complete correction of renal anemia
Authors: Berweck, S Hennig, L Sternberg, C Dingerkus, H Ludat, K Hampl, H
Citation: S. Berweck et al., Cardiac mortality prevention in uremic patients - Therapeutic strategies with particular attention to complete correction of renal anemia, CLIN NEPHR, 53, 2000, pp. S80-S85
Why correct renal anemia completely?
Authors: Hampl, H
Citation: H. Hampl, Why correct renal anemia completely?, CLIN NEPHR, 53, 2000, pp. S87-S89
Prevention of cardiac morbidity and mortality in uremics: therapeutic strategies with especially attention to complete correction of renal anemia
Authors: Hampl, H Berweck, S Lange, D Hennig, L
Citation: H. Hampl et al., Prevention of cardiac morbidity and mortality in uremics: therapeutic strategies with especially attention to complete correction of renal anemia, NIEREN HOCH, 29(11), 2000, pp. 566-572
Long-term results of total parathyroidectomy without autotransplantation in patients with and without renal failure - An argument for total parathyroidectomy alone
Authors: Hampl, H Steinmuller, T Frohling, P Naoum, C Leder, K Stabell, U Schnoy, N Jehle, PM
Citation: H. Hampl et al., Long-term results of total parathyroidectomy without autotransplantation in patients with and without renal failure - An argument for total parathyroidectomy alone, MIN ELECT M, 25(3), 1999, pp. 161-170
How can hemodialysis-associated hypotension be explained and controlled - particular in diabetic and arteriosclerotic patients?
Authors: Hampl, H
Citation: H. Hampl, How can hemodialysis-associated hypotension be explained and controlled - particular in diabetic and arteriosclerotic patients?, NIEREN HOCH, 28(5), 1999, pp. 167-177
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Authors: Hampl, H
Citation: H. Hampl, Untitled, NIEREN HOCH, 28, 1999, pp. S1-S1
Reasons for a complete correction of renal anemia. Evaluation summary
Authors: Hampl, H
Citation: H. Hampl, Reasons for a complete correction of renal anemia. Evaluation summary, NIEREN HOCH, 28, 1999, pp. S2-S5
Does the treatment of renal anaemia with recombinant erythropoetin influence oxidative stress in hemodialysed patients?
Authors: Sommerburg, O Grune, T Hampl, H Riedel, E Ehrich, JHH Siems, WG
Citation: O. Sommerburg et al., Does the treatment of renal anaemia with recombinant erythropoetin influence oxidative stress in hemodialysed patients?, NIEREN HOCH, 28, 1999, pp. S30-S37
Parameters indicating oxidative stress after complete correction of renal anemia
Authors: Ludat, K Sommerburg, O Grune, T Siems, WG Riedel, E Hampl, H
Citation: K. Ludat et al., Parameters indicating oxidative stress after complete correction of renal anemia, NIEREN HOCH, 28, 1999, pp. S38-S44
Long-term effects of rhEPO therapy on theologic properties of blood from patients with chronic renal failure in dependence on hematocrit
Authors: Paulitschke, M Ludat, K Riedel, E Hampl, H
Citation: M. Paulitschke et al., Long-term effects of rhEPO therapy on theologic properties of blood from patients with chronic renal failure in dependence on hematocrit, NIEREN HOCH, 28, 1999, pp. S45-S51
Rheological parameters before and after extracorporeal circulation in long-time hemodialysis patients
Authors: Ludat, K Paulitschke, M Riedel, E Hampl, H
Citation: K. Ludat et al., Rheological parameters before and after extracorporeal circulation in long-time hemodialysis patients, NIEREN HOCH, 28, 1999, pp. S52-S58
Amino acid and alpha-keto acid metabolism of long-term hemodialysis patients depends from oxygene availability
Authors: Riedel, E Nundel, M Wendel, G Hampl, H
Citation: E. Riedel et al., Amino acid and alpha-keto acid metabolism of long-term hemodialysis patients depends from oxygene availability, NIEREN HOCH, 28, 1999, pp. S66-S71
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