… are included in this grounded theory study regardless of the … into an explanatory grounded
theory of tumor regression and … In 2017, West Virginia University researchers used an in vivo …

… ferric phosphate. This compound is excreted in the stool, thereby reducing dietary phosphate
absorption. … These concerns pertain to a theoretical risk of tumorigenesis, the possibility of …

… are iron-based phosphate binders that have both demonstrated phosphate- and FGF23-…
iron-based binders is their ability to (in theory) simultaneously reduce phosphate uptake and to …

… or iron-containing phosphate binders commonly used in … concentration to theoretical final
concentration of vadadustat. … The present study indicates that the reduction in vadadustat …

… diets contribute to FGF23 reduction, as suggested by in vitro … that dietary phosphate restriction
and modifying the dietary … , calcimimetics could theoretically lower FGF23 via reductions in …

… Also, multiple in vitro and animal studies demonstrate that … Assuming that reducing phosphate
levels inhibit rather than … in macroscopic calcified vessel walls supports the theory that 18 F…

… measured scans until replicating a theoretical scan (based on … The trend in the β-TCP group
shows an initial decrease from … Their spectra were matched to the theoretical HA and β-TCP. …

… Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) are widely prescribed and may be associated with harm;
hypomagnesemia and reduced effectiveness of calcium carbonate phosphate binders may be …

… Dietary phosphate restriction has been shown to reduce 24-h urinary phosphate excretion
resulting from reduction of dietary … (paricalcitol) has the theoretical advantage of targeting the …

… , phosphate and fatty acids bind calcium in the gut to form insoluble calcium salts thereby
reducing calcium absorption. … Theoretically, optimal dialysis fluid calcium concentration could …