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Medicine resident at Medical College of Wisconsin. Future Nephrologist. ❤️ Medicine

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1 month ago

Unfortunate there’s no information on amount of KCl initiated, degree of MRA uptitration, d/c of other diuretics or if there were further subsequent changes (up/down-titration, discontinuation) to regimen over the course of the study

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1 month ago

Ik it would just be hypothesis generating but it would’ve been nice to see outcomes based on theses subgroups to at least give a bit more information on if effect is independent or dependent of mechanism to increase K
#nephjc

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1 month ago

This is just showing baseline MRA use so still unclear if addition or uptitration of existing MRA could be driving the benefit, right?

#nephj

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1 month ago

Is time to first event or total cumulative events a more relevant endpoint? #nephjc

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1 month ago

Doesn’t this mix of interventions kind of defeat the purpose of an RCT?…. Impossible to determine if any benefits or harms are from K raise or from method of increasing the K…. Too much confounding #nephjc

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2 months ago

Thanks for sharing!

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4 months ago

Is the sigmoid concentration curve really that big of a difference from the dose response curve? The linear curve certainly would be…

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4 months ago

How?? Those are crazy HR’s

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4 months ago

I mean. What? Do we believe this? Nothing works in dialysis except...fish oil?

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4 months ago
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Screening for iron deficiency: an analysis based on bone-marrow examinations and serum ferritin determinations in a population sample of women - PubMed Efficacy of different methods in screening for iron deficiency was re-examined in a randomly selected sample of 38-year-old women (n = 203) with known iron status based on absence/presence of stainabl...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7918045/

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4 months ago
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Clinical thresholds for diagnosing iron deficiency: comparison of functional assessment of serum ferritin to population based centiles - PubMed Low serum ferritin is diagnostic of iron deficiency, yet its published lower cut-off values are highly variable, particularly for pediatric populations. Lower cut-off values are commonly reported as 2...

I don’t know of any general history on the development of lab values but there’s literature in hematology on refining ferritin and anemia “normal” values… here’s a few studies if interested:
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33106588/

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31074518/

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1487761/

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5 months ago

SABA prn instead of SMART therapy for asthma?

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5 months ago

Great negative predictor if normal

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5 months ago

Should we take into account renin level when selecting an agent? (For non-PA).

If renin is low, would suggest ACE/ARB would be less efficacious, right? If high, RAASi more useful? Opposite true with diuretics? #nephjc

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5 months ago

Age range expanded to 30-79 and more applicable to diverse populations, too! #nephjc

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5 months ago

Is “Elevated BP” the best term for 120-129? HTN is elevated BP…. #nephjc

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5 months ago

Why not everyone?? #nephjc

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6 months ago

Would anyone be willing to share a pdf? No institutional access ☹️

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7 months ago

Would you have given an anti-arrhythmic in that scenario or just lowered the K? If so, what would your ideal anti-arrhythmic been?

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7 months ago

Everything is relative. Everything is subjective. Nothing in medicine is independent of interpretation

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7 months ago

Why 1st HF hospitalization?

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8 months ago

Wonderful study! Thanks for sharing.

I assume the absolute risk would be higher in a population with more cardiometabolic risk factors -> higher MACE incidence over time? This is a remarkably healthy cohort compared to the US patient population.

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8 months ago

Our new data on subclinical PA and MACE is out in Circulation! For the first time, we show that renin-independant aldosterone production is associated with an increased risk of MACE independently of BP, in people mostly normotensive with low CV risk.
www.ahajournals.org/doi/full/10....

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8 months ago

Is there any validated study that correlates X% decrease in UACR with Y% change in eGFR? Or any hard endpoints like RRT initiation, etc?

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8 months ago

Emphasizes the need to make these drugs accessible

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8 months ago

Why such few women?

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8 months ago
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Efficacy of Esaxerenone Plus a Renin-Angiotensin System Inhibitor or Calcium Channel Blocker for Nocturnal Hypertension: A Post Hoc Analysis - PubMed Esaxerenone when used in combination with a CCB or RASi, but especially when used in combination with a RASi, may be a useful treatment option for patients with uncontrolled hypertension to control no...

You’re right BP meds not addressing underlying cause, but maybe no difference in outcomes due to the medications used or population?
Have this study in mind: BP reduction for ns-MRA/RASi in nocturnal HTN in pts uncontrolled HTN (no assessment hard outcomes ☹️).
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40178088/

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8 months ago

Great figure!

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9 months ago

Has pill measuring as a compliance metric been used in other studies? Is this more common in pediatric trials?

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9 months ago

What a great study. Thanks for sharing

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