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Vergleich der Nebenwirkungen der subkutanen rhEPO-Therapie mit denen bei intravenöser rhEPO-Therapie

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Nephrologie

Part of the book series: Innovative Aspekte der klinischen Medizin ((KLIN MED,volume 2))

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In den letzten 2 Jahren konnte in einer Reihe von klinischen Studien nachgewiesen werden, daß nicht nur mit intravenöser (i.v.) Applikation, sondern auch mit subkutan (s.c.) verabreichtem rhEPO die renale Anämie korrigiert werden kann [1, 2, 6, 11–13]. Es konnte weiter gezeigt werden, daß im Vergleich zur i.v.-Applikation das s.c. verabreichte rhEPO um etwa 30% effektiver ist (Beiträge Baldamus et al., Stein et al. in diesem Band).

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Scigalla, P., Ehmer, B., Herrmann, Z., Waller, M., Woll, E.M. (1992). Vergleich der Nebenwirkungen der subkutanen rhEPO-Therapie mit denen bei intravenöser rhEPO-Therapie. In: Koch, K.M., Rosenthal, J., Fleisch, H., Scigalla, P. (eds) Nephrologie. Innovative Aspekte der klinischen Medizin, vol 2. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76708-1_6

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