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Dialysises of renal replacement therapies and corresponding dietary recommendations for calories, protein, sodium, fluid, potassium, calcium, phosphorus, lipids, vitamins and trace minerals. It also briefly discusses factors that may influence nutritional status in patients receiving maintenance dialysis.

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Transplantationgan transplant. Nutritional care of the kidney transplant recipient is a dynamic process. It involves the integration of clinical guidelines related to the care of CKD. A complete evaluation of the patient’s nutritional status before transplantation is imperative to identify deficits and correct abn

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Nutrition Support of the different nutrition support modalities including enteral and parenteral nutrition, parenteral nutrition via hemodialysis, known as Intradialytic Parenteral Nutrition (IDPN) and via the peritoneal dialysis, known as Intraperitoneal Nutrition (IPN) is covered. Considerations in the provision o

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