… carbonate as a phosphorus binder: A prospective, controlled, crossover study. The use of
calcium carbonate (CaCO3) to bind phosphorus (… AP binder not containing calcium (Ca) would …

… This study shows calcium acetate to be a more potent phosphorus binder than calcium
carbonate in patients with renal failure. These results confirm and extend our findings in normal …

… milliliter; it increased to 380 when the phosphorus binders were discontinued. This increase
… administration of calcium carbonate and correction of serum phosphorus and calcium values…

… of the vitamin 0 or calcium carbonate dose in all but one patient. We conclude that calcium
carbonate is an effective and safe phosphorus binder in children with chronic renal failure …

… After 24 months of calcium carbonate therapy, plasma phosphorus was 4.85 ± 0.7 mg/dL,
using a daily dose of calcium carbonate of 2.57 ± 1.3 g (range, 1 to 6 g). The daily dose per …

… the long-term effect of calcium carbonate administration on calcium, phosphate and bone …
Calcium carbonate is an effective phosphorus binder in children with chronic renal failure. …

… Another issue that remains unresolved is the impact of gastric acidity on the dissolution of
calcium carbonate and its efficacy as a phosphorus binder. Patients with chronic kidney …

… These studies in dogs clearly indicate that when calcium carbonate is adminstered
together with phosphorus, less phosphorus enters the blood and the total amount of phosphorus …

… comparison between the phosphorus binders calcium carbonate and calcium acetate was …
the protein catabolic rate suggested an unchanged phosphorus intake during the study. It was …

… effectiveness of CaCO3 as the sole P binder in combination with low (2.5 mEq/L) Ca
dialysate;(2) the effects of discontinuing Al (OH) 3 binders on both unstimulated and stimulated Al …