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OA Nephrology is a multidisciplinary open access 'peer reviewed' journal that publishes basic and clinical research concerning all aspects of renal medicine including:
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Kanda E. Causes of fever in dialysis patients and its treatment. OA Nephrology 2014 Mar 09;2(1):4.
High ImpactGulleroglu K, Baskin E, Gulleroglu B. Atypical haemolytic uraemic syndrome. OA Nephrology 2014 Feb 24;2(1):3.
High ImpactWang Z, Dou Y, Liu D, Xiao J, Zhao Z. The interaction of fluid status and residual renal function in peritoneal dialysis patients. OA Nephrology 2014 Jan 18;2(1):2.
High ImpactHayashi M, Izawa H. Recent prophylactic strategies and novel biomarkers for contrast-induced acute kidney injury. OA Nephrology 2014 Jan 18;2(1):1.
High ImpactMurakami CA, Sozio SM. Uric acid in chronic kidney disease. OA Nephrology 2013 Dec 30;1(3):22.
High ImpactFox CH, Neuhaus K, Vassalotti JA. Importance of urine albumin?creatinine ratio in the diagnosis and prognosis of chronic kidney disease. OA Nephrology 2013 Nov 01;1(3):21.
High ImpactSchiffl H, Lang SM. Improvement of all-cause mortality with high-efficiency post-dilution online haemodiafiltration: is this standard care for ESRD patients? OA Nephrology 2013 Nov 01;1(2):20.
High ImpactFujita T. Extra-immunological role of complement activation in diabetic nephropathy. OA Nephrology 2013 Oct 25;1(2):19.
High ImpactJohns TS, Crews DC. Racial and socioeconomic disparities in end-stage renal disease in the United States. OA Nephrology 2013 Oct 17;1(2):18.
High ImpactForbes SH, Ashman N, Yaqoob MM. The role of platelets in the prognosis of renal disease. OA Nephrology 2013 Sep 01;1(2):17.
High ImpactNaushabayeva A, Abeuova B, Chingayeva G, Kabulbayev K, Nurbekova A, Nugmanova A, Smagulova A, Kanatbayeva A. Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis variants in children with nephrotic syndrome. OA Nephrology 2013 Sep 01;1(2):16.
High ImpactLai S, Mariotti A, Lai C, Testorio M, Carta M, Innico G, Frassetti N, Russo GE. Nephropathies in HIV-infected patients: an overview. OA Nephrology 2013 Aug 01;1(2):15.
High ImpactRavnskov U. The crucial role of tubulotoxic chemicals in renal failure. OA Nephrology 2013 Aug 01;1(2):14.
High ImpactKanda E. Causes of fever in dialysis patients and its treatment. OA Nephrology 2014 Mar 09;2(1):4.
High ImpactForbes SH, Ashman N, Yaqoob MM. The role of platelets in the prognosis of renal disease. OA Nephrology 2013 Sep 01;1(2):17.
High ImpactHirayama K, Yamagata K. The anti-GBM disease: treatments and outcomes. OA Nephrology 2013 Apr 01;1(1):1.
High ImpactMedrano AS, Jaller KR. The current evidence supporting rituximab treatment in primary glomerular diseases causing nephrotic syndrome: Critical review. OA Nephrology 2013 Apr 01;1(1):3.
High ImpactFujita T. Extra-immunological role of complement activation in diabetic nephropathy. OA Nephrology 2013 Oct 25;1(2):19.
High ImpactJohns TS, Crews DC. Racial and socioeconomic disparities in end-stage renal disease in the United States. OA Nephrology 2013 Oct 17;1(2):18.
High ImpactFox CH, Neuhaus K, Vassalotti JA. Importance of urine albumin?creatinine ratio in the diagnosis and prognosis of chronic kidney disease. OA Nephrology 2013 Nov 01;1(3):21.
High ImpactKan WC, Wang JJ, Sun YM, Hung CY, Chu CC, Chien CC. The comorbidity scoring systems for predicting survival in elderly dialysis patients and additional management strategies. OA Nephrology 2013 Jul 01;1(2):12.
High ImpactMurakami CA, Sozio SM. Uric acid in chronic kidney disease. OA Nephrology 2013 Dec 30;1(3):22.
High ImpactGolay V, Roychowdhury A. The percutaneous native kidney biopsy: a nephrologist?s perspective. OA Nephrology 2013 May 27;1(1):8.
High ImpactRossi M, Campbell KL, Johnson DW. Indoxyl sulphate and p-cresyl sulphate: therapeutically modifiable nephrovascular toxins. OA Nephrology 2013 Jul 01;1(2):13.
High ImpactLai S, Mariotti A, Lai C, Testorio M, Carta M, Innico G, Frassetti N, Russo GE. Nephropathies in HIV-infected patients: an overview. OA Nephrology 2013 Aug 01;1(2):15.
High ImpactSayers J, Hynes AM, Rice SJ, Hogg P, Sayer JA. Searching for CYP24A1 mutations in cohorts of patients with calcium nephrolithiasis. OA Nephrology 2013 May 01;1(1):6.
High ImpactKanda E. Causes of fever in dialysis patients and its treatment. OA Nephrology 2014 Mar 09;2(1):4.
High ImpactGulleroglu K, Baskin E, Gulleroglu B. Atypical haemolytic uraemic syndrome. OA Nephrology 2014 Feb 24;2(1):3.
High ImpactWang Z, Dou Y, Liu D, Xiao J, Zhao Z. The interaction of fluid status and residual renal function in peritoneal dialysis patients. OA Nephrology 2014 Jan 18;2(1):2.
High ImpactHayashi M, Izawa H. Recent prophylactic strategies and novel biomarkers for contrast-induced acute kidney injury. OA Nephrology 2014 Jan 18;2(1):1.
High ImpactMurakami CA, Sozio SM. Uric acid in chronic kidney disease. OA Nephrology 2013 Dec 30;1(3):22.
High ImpactFox CH, Neuhaus K, Vassalotti JA. Importance of urine albumin?creatinine ratio in the diagnosis and prognosis of chronic kidney disease. OA Nephrology 2013 Nov 01;1(3):21.
High ImpactSchiffl H, Lang SM. Improvement of all-cause mortality with high-efficiency post-dilution online haemodiafiltration: is this standard care for ESRD patients? OA Nephrology 2013 Nov 01;1(2):20.
High ImpactFujita T. Extra-immunological role of complement activation in diabetic nephropathy. OA Nephrology 2013 Oct 25;1(2):19.
High ImpactJohns TS, Crews DC. Racial and socioeconomic disparities in end-stage renal disease in the United States. OA Nephrology 2013 Oct 17;1(2):18.
High ImpactForbes SH, Ashman N, Yaqoob MM. The role of platelets in the prognosis of renal disease. OA Nephrology 2013 Sep 01;1(2):17.
High ImpactNaushabayeva A, Abeuova B, Chingayeva G, Kabulbayev K, Nurbekova A, Nugmanova A, Smagulova A, Kanatbayeva A. Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis variants in children with nephrotic syndrome. OA Nephrology 2013 Sep 01;1(2):16.
High ImpactLai S, Mariotti A, Lai C, Testorio M, Carta M, Innico G, Frassetti N, Russo GE. Nephropathies in HIV-infected patients: an overview. OA Nephrology 2013 Aug 01;1(2):15.
High ImpactRavnskov U. The crucial role of tubulotoxic chemicals in renal failure. OA Nephrology 2013 Aug 01;1(2):14.
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