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High Dialysis Dose & Mortality: Gender Disparities in DOPPS Study

This study analyzes the association between higher dialysis dose and mortality among males and females based on DOPPS and CMS data. The results show a lower mortality rate among females with high dialysis dose, but not among males. Gender differences, comorbid conditions, age, race, and diabetes are considered in the analysis. The study highlights the importance of dialysis dose in improving outcomes and emphasizes gender-specific considerations in dialysis treatment.

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High Dialysis Dose & Mortality: Gender Disparities in DOPPS Study

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  1. When Using DOPPS Slides

  2. DOPPS Slide Use Guidelines

  3. High Dialysis Dose Is Associated with Lower Mortality Among Femalesbut Not Among Males

  4. Introduction

  5. DOPPS Background

  6. Methods: CMS Study Sample and URR Categorization

  7. Methods: DOPPS Study Sample and eKt/V Categorization

  8. Methods: Analyses and AdjustmentsCMS data

  9. Methods: Analyses and Adjustments DOPPS data

  10. Patient Characteristics, by Gender

  11. Comorbid Conditions*, by Gender (1)

  12. Comorbid Conditions*, by Gender (2)

  13. Relative Risk (RR) of Mortality within Gender Groups by URR Category at Study Start, based on CMS Data

  14. Association Between Higher Dose and Relative Overall Risk of Mortality for Males and Females Among Three Studies

  15. Association Between Higher Dose and Relative Risk of Mortality for Males and Females, by Age and Race, based on CMS Data

  16. Association Between Higher Dose and Relative Risk of Mortality for Males and Females, by Presence of Diabetes and Body Size, based on CMS Data

  17. Relative Risk (RR) or Mortality by Gender and Dialysis Dose, Measured in URR Categories, based on CMS Data

  18. Relative Risk (RR) of Mortality by Gender and Dialysis Dose, Measured in eKt/V Dose Categories, based on DOPPS Data

  19. Results

  20. Conclusion

  21. References

  22. Acknowledgements

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