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Year : 2008 | Volume
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Nauman Tarif, Jamal Al-Wakeel
Saudi Arabia
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How to cite this article: Tarif N, Al-Wakeel J. Author's reply. Saudi J Kidney Dis Transpl 2008;19:650 |
We would like to thank Dr. Diskin for providing additional information on the ever increasing interest in understanding the hemodialysis and its implications on the human milieu. This is more important since as Dr. Diskin has suggested that these subtle changes may represent ischemia. We would like to acknowledge that the important work done by Dr. Diskin [1],[2],[3] was missed in our discussion and his interest in our article has given us new avenues to work on. Since end stage renal disease patients have a lot of co morbidities; especially cardiac, such studies would result in devising dialysate solutions with minimal stress of the dialysis procedure.
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1. | Diskin CJ, Salzsieder KH, Solomon RJ, Carvalho JS, Trebbin WM. Electrocardiographic changes following dialysis. Nephron 1981;27(2):94-100. |
2. | Diskin CJ. R wave increases after hemodialysis revisited. Ann Noninvasive Electrocardiol 2006;11(2):198-9. |
3. | Gelber CM, Diskin CJ, Claunch BC, et al. Thallium-201 myocardial imaging in patients on chronic hemodialysis. Nephron 1984;36 (2):136-42. |

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