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pmid26167461      World+J+Nephrol 2015 ; 4 (3): 374-8
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  • Early renal failure as a cardiovascular disease: Focus on lipoprotein(a) and prothrombotic state #MMPMID26167461
  • Catena C; Colussi G; Nait F; Pezzutto F; Martinis F; Sechi LA
  • World J Nephrol 2015[Jul]; 4 (3): 374-8 PMID26167461show ga
  • Patients with renal failure are at increased risk of cardiovascular events even at the earliest stages of disease. In addition to many classic cardiovascular risk factors, many conditions that are commonly identified as emerging risk factors might contribute to occurrence of cardiovascular disease. Changes in circulating levels of many of these emerging risk factors have been demonstrated in patients with early stages of renal failure caused by different types of renal disease and have been associated with detection of cardiovascular complications. However, for most of these factors evidence of benefits of correction on cardiovascular outcome is missing. In this article, we comment on the role of lipoprotein(a) and prothrombotic factors as potential contributors to cardiovascular events in patients with early renal failure.
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