Nutritional Assessment and Nutrient Supplement in Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease
A special issue of Nutrients (ISSN 2072-6643). This special issue belongs to the section "Nutritional Epidemiology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (8 September 2022) | Viewed by 21029
Special Issue Editor
Interests: adequate nutritional managements; effects of nutritional managements; nutritional status in kidney diseases
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Dear Colleagues,
Nutrional management has been considered as an important approch to prevent impairments of renal function. Necesity of diet management is not only prat of consarvative therapies for chronic kidney diseases (CKD), but also plays important roles for CKD patients who have fallen into end-stage kidney diseases. For past, present, and future, solt resctriction, intake restriction of solt, protein, potasium and/or phosphate should be main target to consider nutrional management. Howevere, restriction of protain might be argue to consider balance between protection of residual renal function amd salcopenia in the present aged world. In recent, intake of rare metals is also interesting for prognosis of patients with CKD. The manegements includes effects of nutritient supplements and the associated agents. The presnt Special isssue will focus overall of nutirinal manegement from early stage of CKD to CKD 5 with renal replacement therapy.
Prof. Dr. Masashi Mizuno
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- nephrology
- nutirition
- chronic kidney disease
- protein
- sodium
- potasium
- phosphate
- rare metal
- salcopenia
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