… a few studies reach a similar conclusion in ESRD patients. Degoulet et al reported that
persistent hypertension in HD patients significantly decreased survival 8 . They analyzed 1451 …

… controlled.1, 2 The inverse or U-shaped association of pre- and postdialysis blood pressure
(BP) with mortality raised concerns on whether hypertension among hemodialysis patients is …

… completed report on BP control in the dialysis patient by a prestigious committee23 should
have acknowledged the scientific validity of the dry-weight method of BP control as practiced …

… to ESRD. In this study, we hypothesized that there would be a lower risk of mortality after
ESRD onset among patients whose blood pressure (BP) was more strictly controlled during the …

… short dialysis sessions with efficient hemodialysis treatments, … of blood pressure control in
our ESRD patients receiving … We found that highefficiency treatments with shorter dialysis times…

… is poorly controlled in many dialysis patients. Submaximal drug therapy, excessive interdialytic
weight gain, the practice of withholding antihypertensive medications before dialysis, and …

… Our objective was to explore the effect of intensive blood pressure ( BP ) control on kidney
and death outcomes among subgroups of patients with chronic kidney disease divided by …

… has taken a backstage in the management of hemodialysis patients. However, two meta-…
of nonpharmacologic management in the case of hypertensive hemodialysis patients. One …

… dialysis (SHD), and cardiovascular events still represent the most common cause of death
in hemodialysis patients. … patients with end-stage renal disease. We studied 12 hypertensive …

… control related to dialysis modality per se in dialysis patients is the confounding effect of
antihypertensive therapy. The patient … have the same degree of BP control. In other words, BP as …