… with ESRD, therefore could represent an important stimulus by which uremia predisposes
to excess vascular calcification. Extraskeletal calcification affecting dialysis patients previously …

… Since vascular calcification occurs in two different parts of the vessel wall, namely, intima or
… dialysis patients into two groups according to their predominant vascular calcification type.…

… and actively calcify the vascular media. The article summarizes clinically relevant pathogenic
mechanisms of vascular calcification in patients with CKD and in dialysis patients and …

… on the risk for accelerating vascular calcification. In this review, we summarize the key
aspects of the current state of knowledge linking vascular calcification with disordered mineral …

… vascular calcification in CKD patients [5]. Intervention for these risk factors may delay the
progression of vascular calcification. … and treatments for vascular calcification in CKD patients. …

… The second type of vascular calcification is common in patients with CKD and those with
diabetes mellitus. The consequences of each form of arterial calcification differ fundamentally. …

… and 1977 also demonstrated widespread soft tissue calcification, including vascular calcification
in 50–80% of haemodialysis (HD) patients [2,3]. Intimal vs medial vascular calcification …

… arteries that both forms of calcification in dialysis patients contribute to mortality [7], and our
findings suggest a similar association for coronary artery calcification. However, our results …

… Vascular calcification is very prevalent in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD). In …
study vascular calcifications, progressive vascular calcification, and the impact of therapy on …

… incentre dialysis population. Therefore at present the majority of dialysis patients require an
… means might decrease the likelihood of vascular calcification (or ossification as it might be …