Role of phosphate-binders in treatment of bone-mineral disturbances in chronic kidney disease with emphasis on phosphate homeostasis disorders in their development (review)


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В статье обсуждаются нарушение обмена фосфатов и его последствия для больных хронической болезнью почек. Приведены весь спектр существующих фосфатбиндеров, их сравнительные характеристики и опыт применения в клинической практике.

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