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Urotensin II Is an Inverse Predictor of Death and Fatal Cardiovascular Events in Chronic Kidney Dise
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Title Urotensin II Is an Inverse Predictor of Death and Fatal Cardiovascular Events in Chronic Kidney Dise
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/568611?src=rss
Description Urotensin II, a cyclic vasoactive peptide expressed in multiple organs, had higher plasma levels to predict longer survival in dialysis patients. Does this association exist in earlier stages of CKD?
Kidney International
Category Articles > Nephrology
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Date Jan 31, 2008
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