Vitamin D in Dialysis: Defining Deficiency and Rationale for Supplementation

Singer, Richard

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Vitamin D in Dialysis: Defining Deficiency and Rationale for Supplementation

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2013

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Singer, Richard

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Wiley-Blackwell

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Vitamin D status is determined by the serum concentration of one of its metabolites, 25-hydroxy-D. Defining vitamin D deficiency based on its classical roles in gut calcium absorption and bone mineralization is problematic in dialysis patients and, until

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Seminars in Dialysis

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10.1111/sdi.12010

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