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Dale R. Abrahamson, Qais Al-Awqati, Robert J. Alpern, Guillermo A. Altenberg, Matthew A. Bailey, Michel Baum, Daniel G. Bichet, Roland C. Blantz, Matthew D. Breyer, Richard M. Breyer, Paul T. Brinkkoetter, Kevin T. Bush, Lloyd Cantley, Chunhua Cao, Giovambattista Capasso, Hayo Castrop, Laurence Chan, Davide Cina, Thomas M. Coffman, Steven D. Crowley, Henrik Dimke, Gilbert M. Eisner, Dominique Eladari, David H. Ellison, Hitoshi Endou, Robin A. Felder, Eric Féraille, Jørgen Frøkiær, Gerardo Gamba, Jyothsna Gattineni, Gerhard Giebisch, Aleksandra Gmurczyk, Joey P. Granger, Sian V. Griffin, William B. Guggino, Susan B. Gurley, John E. Hall, Michael E. Hall, Kenneth R. Hallows, Fiona Hanner, Raymond C. Harris, Udo Hasler, J. Kevin Hix, Chou-Long Huang, Edward J. Johns, Pedro A. Jose, Brigitte Kaissling, Thomas R. Kleyman, Ulla C. Kopp, Wilhelm Kriz, Tae-Hwan Kwon, Florian Lang, Harold E. Layton, Thu H. Le, Richard P. Lifton, Johannes Loffing, Yoshiro Maezawa, Gerhard Malnic, Karl S. Matlin, C. Charles Michel, Jeffrey H. Miner, Shigeaki Muto, Søren Nielsen, Sanjay K. Nigam, Man S. Oh, Juan A. Oliver, Thomas L. Pallone, Biff F. Palmer, Lawrence G. Palmer, János Peti-Peterdi, Jay N. Pieczynski, Susan E. Quaggin, Luis Reuss, Christopher J. Rivard, Gary L. Robertson, Robert M. Rosa, Henry Sackin, Vaibhav Sahni, Hiroyuki Sakurai, Jeff M. Sands, Lisa M. Satlin, Laurent Schild, Jürgen B. Schnermann, Ute I. Scholl, Takashi Sekine, Donald W. Seldin, Stuart J. Shankland, Shaohu Sheng, David G. Shirley, Stephen M. Silver, Martin Skott, Olivier Staub, Richard H. Sterns, James D. Stockand, Frederick W.K. Tam, Scott C. Thomson, Francesco Trepiccione, Robert J. Unwin, David L. Vesely, Wei Wang, Wenhui Wang, Alan M. Weinstein, Paul A. Welling, Scott S.P. Wildman, Owen M. Woodward, Bradley K. Yoder, Alan S.L. Yu, and Miriam Zacchia

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Pathology, medicine.medical_specialty, Kidney, medicine.anatomical_structure, medicine, Physiology, Biology, Pathophysiology
Published
2012
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MAURO ABBATE, DALE R. ABRAHAMSON, MARCIN ADAMCZAK, HORACIO J. ADROGUÉ, SETH L. ALPER, ROBERT J. ALPERN, THOMAS E. ANDREOLI, ANITA C. APERIA, MATTHEW A. BAILEY, DANIEL BATLLE, MICHEL BAUM, THERESA J. BERNDT, MARK O. BEVENSEE, JÜRG BIBER, DANIEL G. BICHET, RENÉ J.M. BINDELS, ROLAND C. BLANTZ, WALTER F. BORON, D. CRAIG BRATER, JOSEPHINE P. BRIGGS, ALEX BROWN, NIGEL J. BRUNSKILL, GERHARD BURCKHARDT, GEOFFREY BURNSTOCK, LLOYD CANTLEY, CHUNHUA CAO, GIOVAMBATTISTA CAPASSO, MICHAEL J. CAPLAN, HUGH J. CARROLL, LAURENCE CHAN, MOONJA CHUNG-PARK, FREDRIC L. COE, THOMAS M. COFFMAN, WAYNE D. COMPER, KIRK P. CONRAD, STEVEN D. CROWLEY, NORMAN P. CURTHOYS, PEDRO R. CUTILLAS, THEODORE M. DANOFF, EDWARD S. DEBNAM, HENRIK DIMKE, ALAIN DOUCET, RAGHVENDRA K. DUBEY, ADRIANA DUSSO, KAI-UWE ECKARDT, DAVID H. ELLISON, HITOSHI ENDOU, ZOLTÁN HUBA ENDRE, FRANKLIN H. EPSTEIN, ANDREW EVAN, RONALD J. FALK, KAMBIZ FARBAKHSH, NICHOLAS R. FERRERI, PEYING FONG, MANASSES CLAUDINO FONTELES, IAN FORSTER, LEONARD RALPH FORTE, HAROLD A. FRANCH, LYNDA A. FRASSETTO, PETER A. FRIEDMAN, JØRGEN FRØKLÆR, JOHN P. GEIBEL, MICHAEL GEKLE, GERHARD GIEBISCH, PERE GINÈS, STEVE A.N. GOLDSTEIN, SIMIN GORAL, SIAN V. GRIFFIN, WILLIAM B. GUGGINO, THERESA A. GUISE, SUSAN B. GURLEY, STEPHEN D. HALL, MITCHELL L. HALPERIN, L. LEE HAMM, STEVEN C. HEBERT, MATTHIAS A. HEDIGER, J. HAROLD HELDERMAN, WILLIAM L. HENRICH, AILLEEN HERAS-HERZIG, NATI HERNANDO, JOOST G.J. HOENDEROP, ULLA HOLTBÄCK, JEAN-DANIEL HORISBERGER, EDITH HUMMLER, TRACY E. HUNLEY, EDWIN K. JACKSON, J. CHARLES JENNETTE, EDWARD J. JOHNS, JOHN P. JOHNSON, BRIGITTE KAISSLING, KAMEL S. KAMEL, S. ANANTH KARUMANCHI, CLIFFORD E. KASHTAN, BERTRAM L. KASISKE, ADRIAN I. KATZ, BRIAN F. KING, SAULO KLAHR, THOMAS R. KLEYMAN, HERMANN KOEPSELL, VALENTINA KON, MARTIN KONRAD, ULLA C. KOPP, RETO KRAPF, WILHELM KRIZ, RAJIV KUMAR, CHRISTINE E. KURSCHAT, ARMIN KURTZ, TAE-HWAN KWON, CHRISTOPHER P. LANDOWSKI, ANTHONY J. LANGONE, FLORIAN LANG, HAROLD E. LAYTON, THU H. LE, DANIEL I. LEVY, SHIH-HUA LIN, MARSHALL D. LINDHEIMER, CHRISTOPHER Y. LU, MICHAEL P. MADAIO, NICOLAOS E. MADIAS, GERHARD MALNIC, KARL S. MATLIN, WILLIAM C. McCLELLAN, JOHN C. MCGIFF, C. CHARLES MICHEL, JEFFREY H. MINER, WILLIAM E. MITCH, HIROKI MIYAZAKI, ORSON W. MOE, BRUCE A. MOLITORIS, R. CURTIS MORRIS, SALIM K. MUJAIS, HEINI MURER, SHIGEAKI MUTO, EUGENE NATTIE, ERIC G. NEILSON, SØREN NIELSEN, SANJAY K. NIGAM, JOSEPH M. NOGUEIRA, MAN S. OH, MARK D. OKUSA, TANYA M. OSICKA, THOMAS L. PALLONE, BIFF F. PALMER, LAWRENCE G. PALMER, MARK D. PARKER, JOAN H. PARKS, PATRICIA A. PREISIG, GARY A. QUAMME, L. DARRYL QUARLES, RAYMOND QUIGLEY, W. BRIAN REEVES, GIUSEPPE REMUZZI, LUIS REUSS, DANIELA RICCARDI, BRIAN RINGHOFER, EBERHARD RITZ, CHRISTOPHER J. RIVARD, GARY L. ROBERTSON, ROBERT M. ROSA, BERNARD C. ROSSIER, LEILEATA M. RUSSO, HENRY SACKIN, HIROYUKI SAKURAI, JEFF M. SANDS, LISA M. SATLIN, HEIDI SCHAEFER, JEFFREY R. SCHELLING, LAURENT SCHILD, KARL P. SCHLINGMANN, JÜRGEN B. SCHNERMANN, ROBERT W. SCHRIER, ANTHONY SEBASTIAN, JOHN R. SEDOR, YOAV SEGAL, TAKASHI SEKINE, DONALD W. SELDIN, MARTIN SENITKO, MALATHI SHAH, SUDHIR V. SHAH, STUART J. SHANKLAND, ASIF A. SHARFUDDIN, KUMAR SHARMA, SHAOHU SHENG, DAVID G. SHIRLEY, STEFAN SILBERNAGL, STEPHEN M. SILVER, MEL SILVERMAN, EDUARDO SLATOPOLSKY, STEFAN SOMLO, RICHARD H. STERNS, ANDREW K. STEWART, YOSHIRO SUZUKI, PETER J. TEBBEN, SCOTT C. THOMSON, VICENTE E. TORRES, ROBERT J. UNWIN, FRANÇOIS VERREY, DAVID L. VESELY, CARSTEN A. WAGNER, MERYL WALDMAN, ROBERT JAMES WALKER, WEI WANG, WEN-HUI WANG, YINGHONG WANG, ALAN M. WEINSTEIN, PAUL A. WELLING, GUNTER WOLF, ELAINE WORCESTER, FUAD N. ZIYADEH, and CARLA ZOJA

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2008
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3. Accelerated progression of calcific aortic stenosis in dialysis patients

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Sian V. Griffin, David M. Hunt, Moira du Plessis, Vlado Perkovic, and Gavin J. Becker

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Male, Aortic valve, medicine.medical_specialty, medicine.medical_treatment, Dialysis patients, Predictive Value of Tests, Renal Dialysis, Internal medicine, medicine, Humans, In patient, Risk factor, Dialysis, Aged, Retrospective Studies, Cardiovascular mortality, Aged, 80 and over, Vascular disease, business.industry, Case-control study, Calcinosis, Aortic Valve Stenosis, General Medicine, Middle Aged, medicine.disease, Stenosis, medicine.anatomical_structure, Nephrology, Aortic Valve, Case-Control Studies, Predictive value of tests, Multivariate Analysis, Disease Progression, Linear Models, Cardiology, Kidney Failure, Chronic, Female, business, Calcification
Abstract

Background: Abnormalities of the aortic valve occur with increased frequency in patients with renal failure and may contribute to the observed excess cardiovascular mortality. Little data exist on the rate at which aortic stenosis progresses in this patient group. Methods: A retrospective case-control study was designed to compare the rate of progression of aortic stenosis in dialysis patients with that in sex-matched controls. Dialysis patients with aortic stenosis were identified by a search of the echocardiography database. Twenty-eight dialysis patients were compared to 56 sex-matched controls, all of whom had aortic stenosis on at least two echocardiograms 6 months apart. Changes in mean and peak transvalvular gradient as well as valve area were calculated from echocardiographic data and compared. Results: Aortic stenosis progressed more rapidly in the dialysis patients than in the controls when measured by change in valve area (–0.19 vs. –0.07 cm2/year; p < 0.001) and change in peak transvalvular gradient (6.5 vs. 3.9 mm Hg/ year; p = 0.04). There was also a trend towards more rapid progression of mean transvalvular gradient (4.9 vs. 2.5 mm Hg/year; p = 0.052). On multivariate linear regression analysis, only end-stage renal failure (p = 0.02) and baseline valve area (p = 0.04) predicted accelerated progression of aortic stenosis. Conclusions: Aortic stenosis progressed more rapidly in the presence of renal failure. The time frames for review and operation in dialysis patients should be shorter than for the general population.

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