… a role in exacerbating chronic kidney disease … arterial stiffness, methods of measuring
arterial stiffness and pathophysiology of arterial stiffness, and factors related with arterial stiffness. …

… (PP), and arterial stiffness measurement is assuming an increasing … An extensive review
concerning arterial structure and … concerning arterial stiffness in patients with CKD and ESRD. …

… Arterial stiffness of large arteries has important clinical … the pathophysiology of arterial stiffness
in ESRD patients, focusing on the … responsible for increased arterial stiffness and vascular …

… arterial stiffness with blood pressure reduction were related to worsened cardiovascular
outcome in kidney disease patients, suggesting that arterial stiffness … outward arterial remodeling …

… patients with normal renal function, with or without hypertension, an increase in large artery
stiffness … the observation that damage to large arteries may contribute to the high incidence of …

… in renal patients. This review briefly analyzes methods for determination of arterial stiffness,
… , particularly useful in assessing arterial compliance in renal patients. Effects of different …

… conduit arteries, leading to the disappearance or inversion of the arterial stiffness gradient
and less … can modestly slow the progression of arterial stiffness, but arterial stiffness is, in part, …

… We identified associations between arterial stiffness and urea; arterial stiffness and hemoglobin;
arterial stiffness and serum albumin; arterial stiffness and CRP, and arterial stiffness and …

… with end-stage renal disease, with damage to arteries as a major contributing factor. Arterial
stiffness is a factor associated with high systolic and pulse pressure in these patients and is …

… patients had significantly increased arterial stiffness and severe diastolic dysfunction compared
with CAPD patients. … In conclusion, HD patients had increased arterial stiffness and LA …