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Calculation and public use of the unit-specific standardized mortality ratio - In reply
Authors: Lacson, E Teng, M Lazarus, JM Lew, N Lowrie, EG Owen, WF
Citation: E. Lacson et al., Calculation and public use of the unit-specific standardized mortality ratio - In reply, AM J KIDNEY, 38(1), 2001, pp. 215-217
Limitations of the facility-specific standardized mortality ratio for profiling health care quality in dialysis
Authors: Lacson, E Teng, M Lazarus, JM Lew, N Lowrie, EG Owen, WF
Citation: E. Lacson et al., Limitations of the facility-specific standardized mortality ratio for profiling health care quality in dialysis, AM J KIDNEY, 37(2), 2001, pp. 267-275
Association between prevalent care process measures and facility-specific mortality rates
Authors: Lowrie, EG Teng, M Lacson, E Lew, N Lazarus, JM Owen, WF
Citation: Eg. Lowrie et al., Association between prevalent care process measures and facility-specific mortality rates, KIDNEY INT, 60(5), 2001, pp. 1917-1929
Changing hemodialysis thresholds for optimal survival
Authors: Szczech, LA Lowrie, EG Li, ZS Lew, NL Lazarus, JM Owen, WF
Citation: La. Szczech et al., Changing hemodialysis thresholds for optimal survival, KIDNEY INT, 59(2), 2001, pp. 738-745
What are the causes and consequences of the chronic inflammatory state in chronic dialysis patients? Opinion
Authors: Lacson, E Owen, W Lowrie, EG
Citation: E. Lacson et al., What are the causes and consequences of the chronic inflammatory state in chronic dialysis patients? Opinion, SEMIN DIAL, 13(3), 2000, pp. 164-166
Dose of hemodialysis and survival: can we trust important outcomes to a flawed measure?
Authors: Szczech, LA Reddan, DN Lowrie, EG Owen, WF
Citation: La. Szczech et al., Dose of hemodialysis and survival: can we trust important outcomes to a flawed measure?, INT J ARTIF, 23(7), 2000, pp. 411-414
Comparing the urea reduction ratio and the urea product as outcome-based measures of hemodialysis dose
Authors: Li, ZS Lew, NL Lazarus, JM Lowrie, EG
Citation: Zs. Li et al., Comparing the urea reduction ratio and the urea product as outcome-based measures of hemodialysis dose, AM J KIDNEY, 35(4), 2000, pp. 598-605
Quality-of-life evaluation using short form 36: Comparison in hemodialysisand peritoneal dialysis patients
Authors: Diaz-Buxo, JA Lowrie, EG Lew, NL Zhang, HY Lazarus, JM
Citation: Ja. Diaz-buxo et al., Quality-of-life evaluation using short form 36: Comparison in hemodialysisand peritoneal dialysis patients, AM J KIDNEY, 35(2), 2000, pp. 293-300
The normalized treatment ratio (Kt/V) is not the best dialysis dose parameter
Authors: Lowrie, EG
Citation: Eg. Lowrie, The normalized treatment ratio (Kt/V) is not the best dialysis dose parameter, BLOOD PURIF, 18(4), 2000, pp. 286-294
Prealbumin is as important as albumin in the nutritional assessment of hemodialysis patients
Authors: Chertow, GM Ackert, K Lew, NL Lazarus, JM Lowrie, EG
Citation: Gm. Chertow et al., Prealbumin is as important as albumin in the nutritional assessment of hemodialysis patients, KIDNEY INT, 58(6), 2000, pp. 2512-2517
Vintage, nutritional status, and survival in hemodialysis patients
Authors: Chertow, GM Johansen, KL Lew, N Lazarus, JM Lowrie, EG
Citation: Gm. Chertow et al., Vintage, nutritional status, and survival in hemodialysis patients, KIDNEY INT, 57(3), 2000, pp. 1176-1181
Need for a weight-based hemodialysis prescription rather than changing thehemodialysis-dose-measure from Kt/V to Kt - Reply
Authors: Lowrie, EG
Citation: Eg. Lowrie, Need for a weight-based hemodialysis prescription rather than changing thehemodialysis-dose-measure from Kt/V to Kt - Reply, KIDNEY INT, 57(2), 2000, pp. 739-740
Self-reported functional status: An important predictor of health outcomesamong end-stage renal disease patients
Authors: Curtin, RB Lowrie, EG DeOreo, PB
Citation: Rb. Curtin et al., Self-reported functional status: An important predictor of health outcomesamong end-stage renal disease patients, ADV RENAL R, 6(2), 1999, pp. 133-140
Indexing physiological measurements to body size: A common practice that should be changed
Authors: Lowrie, EG
Citation: Eg. Lowrie, Indexing physiological measurements to body size: A common practice that should be changed, SEMIN DIAL, 12, 1999, pp. S55-S60
Intradialytic parenteral nutrition treatment
Authors: Lowrie, EG Chertow, GM
Citation: Eg. Lowrie et Gm. Chertow, Intradialytic parenteral nutrition treatment, AM J KIDNEY, 33(6), 1999, pp. 1202-1202
Associates of mortality among peritoneal dialysis patients with special reference to peritoneal transport rates and solute clearance
Authors: Diaz-Buxo, JA Lowrie, EG Lew, NL Zhang, SMHY Zhu, XF Lazarus, JM
Citation: Ja. Diaz-buxo et al., Associates of mortality among peritoneal dialysis patients with special reference to peritoneal transport rates and solute clearance, AM J KIDNEY, 33(3), 1999, pp. 523-534
Relationship between urea reduction ratio, demographic characteristics, and body weight for patients in the 1996 national ESRD core indicators project
Authors: Frankenfield, DL McClellan, WM Helgerson, SD Lowrie, EG Rocco, MV Owen, WF
Citation: Dl. Frankenfield et al., Relationship between urea reduction ratio, demographic characteristics, and body weight for patients in the 1996 national ESRD core indicators project, AM J KIDNEY, 33(3), 1999, pp. 584-591
Exploring the reverse J-shaped curve between urea reduction ratio and mortality
Authors: Chertow, GM Owen, WF Lazarus, JM Lew, NL Lowrie, EG
Citation: Gm. Chertow et al., Exploring the reverse J-shaped curve between urea reduction ratio and mortality, KIDNEY INT, 56(5), 1999, pp. 1872-1878
Body weight-for-height relationships predict mortality in maintenance hemodialysis patients
Authors: Kopple, JD Zhu, XF Lew, NL Lowrie, EG
Citation: Jd. Kopple et al., Body weight-for-height relationships predict mortality in maintenance hemodialysis patients, KIDNEY INT, 56(3), 1999, pp. 1136-1148
The urea {clearance x dialysis time} product (Kt) as an outcome-based measure of hemodialysis dose
Authors: Lowrie, EG Chertow, GM Lew, NL Lazarus, JM Owen, WF
Citation: Eg. Lowrie et al., The urea {clearance x dialysis time} product (Kt) as an outcome-based measure of hemodialysis dose, KIDNEY INT, 56(2), 1999, pp. 729-737
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