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Intensive nutritional counselling obviates a weight gain in kidney transplant recipients with long-term graft survival in Estonia

2016-11-10

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<h4>Background: </h4> After kidney transplantation body weight gain (WG) in patients generally increases and this can be influenced by improved appetite and reversal of the uremic state. Because of a lack of evidence for effective interventions that prevent body WG after kidney transplantation, Ryan et al . recently published a randomized controlled trial design in BMC Nephrology to assess the effects of intensi...

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