… This study evaluated the role of serum phosphate level on the need for long-term dialysis in
… than 18 years, significant episode of acute kidney injury before dialysis (including sepsis, …

… In those with normal renal function, the association between serum phosphate and CV risk
is linear. A long-term study of individuals without kidney disease found that serum phosphate …

… kidney failure and increased apoptotic cells in the kidney; 16 after genetically reducing
serum phosphate … of the sodium phosphate cotransporter gene, kidney function restored with …

… that the fasting 0800 serum phosphate concentration would show the least difference in
serum phosphate concentrations across the 3 diets, and phosphate measurements at 1600 and …

… phosphate accumulation. In early stages of chronic kidney disease (CKD), serum phosphate
is … However, the accumulation of phosphate occurs long before the rise in serum phosphate …

… extracellular phosphate … phosphate intake is a key determinant of serum phosphate
concentrations, and conversely limiting phosphate intake significantly reduces serum phosphate …

… in CKD stage 3, although serum phosphate is not elevated and is not … normal phosphate.
Indeed, we observed an increase in FEPO4 with no significant increases in serum phosphate …

… kidney function with serum phosphate levels. Black line represents smoothed mean serum
phosphate … Grey shaded areas designate phosphate levels that are in the highest and lowest …

… the diet affected serum phosphate levels (Exp. 3). The serum phosphate levels decreased on
… week of feeding, and both serum levels were stable during the 4 week feeding (Figure 3C). …

… serum phosphate concentration is a potent stimulator of the process of vascular
calcification (9–11). Increasing phosphate … in intracellular phosphate via a type III sodiumphosphate …