Nutritional implications of renal disease. I. Current overview and general principles
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Nutritional implications of renal disease. I. Current overview and general principles
J Am Diet Assoc.
1977 May.
Abstract
Treatment exclusively by nutritional means does not appear to provide a therapeutic answer for the patient with complete loss of renal function. Clearly, however, rational dietary treatment prior to ultimate loss of renal function is a valuable, ameliorating therapy in chronic progressive renal failure and--once the patient is on maintenance dialysis--it is a major deciding factor in the success of this life-maintaining regimen.
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