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AUSSPRINT:Australian Study Of The Effects Of Strict Potassium Restriction On Neuropathy In Chronic Kidney Disease.
Funder
National Health and Medical Research Council
Funding Amount
$252,653.00
Summary
Patients with chronic kidney disease, when compared to healthy controls, are weaker, less active and have reduced exercise capacity. These physical limitations have in turn been linked to low quality of life and higher mortality rates. Studies have shown that high blood levels of potassium may cause nerve damage in chronic kidney disease patients.This study explores the benefits of strict potassium restriction as a means of reducing neuropathy rates in patients with chronic kidney disease.