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This study delves into anemia management practices and outcomes in dialysis patients across 12 countries. From erythropoiesis-stimulating agent dosing to predictors of hemoglobin levels, the study sheds light on patient and facility characteristics affecting anemia treatment efficacy. The results uncover country-specific trends in Epo dosing and Hgb concentrations, highlighting the importance of individualized care. The study also explores the impact of IV iron therapy and iron deficiency indicators on patient outcomes. Overall, this comprehensive analysis provides valuable insights for enhancing anemia management in dialysis settings globally.
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Anemia Management and Outcomes from 12 Countriesin the Dialysis Outcomes and Practice Patterns Study (DOPPS)
Patient-Level Characteristics1 Associated with Hgb 11g/dl, 2002-03
Facility-Level Characteristics1 Associated with Hgb 11g/dl, 2002-03
Patient Characteristics Associated with Receiving Higher Weekly Epo Dose, 2002-03 (1)
Patient Characteristics Associated with Receiving Higher Weekly Epo Dose, 2002-03 (2)
Unadjusted Weekly Epo Dose and Mean Hgb by Country, 2002-2003
Percentage of Epo-treated Patients Receiving Epo by Intravenous Route in 2002 vs. 2003
Indicators of Iron Deficiency and Intravenous Iron Therapy, by Country, 2002-03