Journal of the American Society of Nephrology · 2005 · 46 citations · 36 references
MedicineNephrologyPhysiologyNeuroendocrinologyRenal PathophysiologyAppetiteCachexia ManagementChronic Kidney DiseaseRenal DiseaseRenal Endocrine DysfunctionRenal ImpairmentAnorexia-cachexia SyndromeCachexia-related AnorexiaCatabolic ResponseEnd-stage Kidney Disease DosingLeptin ResistanceLeptin SignalingRenal Metabolic DisordersUremic Endocrinopathy
It has been known for decades that renal failure, and particularly end-stage renal disease, is a catabolic state often associated with anorexia and wasting ([1][1]). The problem of identifying the substance(s) responsible for anorexia, wasting, and cachexia of uremic patients with and without
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