[PDF] Top 20 Increased Risk of Chronic Kidney Disease in Rheumatoid Arthritis Associated with Cardiovascular Complications - A National Population-Based Cohort Study.

... cause of renal disease in RA patients is contentious, and may be attributable to nephro- toxic pharmacotherapies, secondary renal diseases induced by amyloidosis and/or GN, and associated ... See full document

... with disease activity [24]. Moreover, serum levels of sCD154 are higher in patients with RA than in healthy individuals and they correlate with both IgM-RF and IgG-RF ... See full document

... Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) is a chronic systemic inflammatory disease of unknown etiology, affecting ~1% of the adult general population [1, ...Patients with RA have ... See full document

... methods of risk adjustment might have limitations in the CKD patients ...a population-based cohort in which the majority did not have ...application of FRS ... See full document

... current study has addressed the question of association between RA and periodontitis using the well characterized large population based EIRA registry, and the validated DHR data- base ... See full document

... because of its high prevalence and ...prevalence of DM was 171 million persons in 2000 and reached 346 million in 2011 ...the risk of a wide range of vascular diseases ... See full document

... frequency of depressive symptoms found in RA. In order to investigate the hypothesis that considers depression as secondary to the physiopathology of RA, the prevalence of depressive ... See full document

... increases in blood concentration of carbon ...impaired in the presence of cognitive ...are associated with cognitive impairment and with changes in cerebral ... See full document

... challenge of investigating the association between smoking and LTBI in the US population is the low prevalence of ...LTBI risk estimates among children, and, as a result, the confidence ... See full document

... strength of this study is the use of a nationwide population-based dataset and, therefore, this study should have been free from the effects of selection ...our ... See full document

... dementia in our study may be due to their shared patho- physiological ...mechanisms associated with IBS are complex and may include environmental and host factors ...dysbiosis, ... See full document

... calculated based on weight and height informa- tion provided; sleep, assessed through the items “sleeps badly” / “feel tired all the time” / “get easily tired” of the Self-Report Questionnaire (SRQ-20); ... See full document

... occurrence of ventricular arrhythmias. The leading cause of death in dialysis patients is car- diac ...pathophysiology of arrhythmias in this population is complex and seems to ... See full document

... Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is an autoimmune inflammatory rheumatic disease which affects several organs and tissue, predominantly the synovial ...complex disease, where genetic variants, ... See full document

... aware of the need of erythropoietin analogues and D vitamin sup- ...30% of the geriatricians used calcitriol as D vitamin supple- ment for CKD ...third of geriatricians systematically used a ... See full document

... PR of PAOD by cardiovascular risk ...began with all variables that had been associated with PAOD ...(p<0.150) in the crude analysis and then variables that could be ... See full document

... 15% of the PsA patients met the criteria for KCS and that another ...the disease may have been misclassified, particularly in the early stages when the typical signs and symptoms are less ...symptoms ... See full document

... salt-intake in the treatment of heart ...limitation of this study, it is sufficient to demonstrate the change in anthropometric, biochemical and dietary ...data. In addition to ... See full document

... stages of CKD, the traditional risk factors for CVD act as triggers not only for initiating the deleterious modifi cations in the cardiovascular system, but also as promoters of CKD ... See full document

... a disease with a poor prognosis and that the control of the inflammatory process impacts decisively on functional capac- ity and survival of the patient, may have been responsible for a change ... See full document