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crg_id CRG110500018
titleoftrial Soluble receptor for advanced glycation end products (sRAGE) in patients with decreased renal function, its relationship to dialysis modalities
acronymnoftrial Soluble receptor for AGEs and renal function
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identificationno substudy of grant IGA MH CZ NR/8094-3
leadprefix Dr
leadsurname Kalousova
leadgivennames Marta
leadposition Associate Professor
leaddepartment Institute of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Diagnostics
leadorganisation 1st Faculty of Medicine, Charles University
leadaddress Karlovo nam. 32, 121 11 Prague 2, Czech Republic
leademail marta.kalousova@seznam.cz
leadphone +420 224966620
leadfax +420 224962848
leadsuffix
contactprefix Dr
contactsurname Kalousova
contactgivennames Marta
contactposition Associate Professor
contactdepartment Institute of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Diagnostics
contactorganisation 1st Faculty of Medicine, Charles University
contactaddress Karlovo nam. 32, 121 11 Prague 2, Czech Republic
contactemail marta.kalousova@seznam.cz
contactphone +420 224966620
contactfax +420 224962848
funding govt
otherfunding
fundingnameofsponsors Internal Grant Agency of the Czech Ministery of Health, Czech Republic
ethicsapproval yes
studytype nonrandomised
studytype_other cross sectional study
groupassignment parallel
blinding_patients no
blinding_investigators no
blinding_outcomes no
blinding_analysts no
proposedstart 9/2003
actualstart 9/2003
proposedcompletiondate 12/2005
actualcompletiondate 10/2005
multi_center_study no
numberofcentres
multi_national_study no
countrycentres Czech Republic
researchquestion Advanced glycation end products (AGEs) accumulate in patients with decreased renal function and exert various toxic effects via RAGE (receptor for AGEs). Soluble RAGE (sRAGE) is a naturally occurring inhibitor of AGE-RAGE action. The aim of the study was to describe the relationship of sRAGE to renal function and dialysis modalities.
study_status_recruitment no_longer_recruiting
study_status_recruitment_follow completed
healthcarecondition chronic kidney diseases, decreased renal function, end stage renal disease
intervention1 observational cross-sectional study
intervention2 hemodialysis and hemodiafiltration in patients on chronic hemodialysis or hemodiafiltration
intervention3
intervention4
participants_gender both
participants_other adults
age N/A
totalrecruitment 80-100 incl. healthy controls
inclusion chronic kidney disease
decreased renal function
end stage renal disease - chronic peritoneal dialysis or chronic hemodialysis/ hemodiafiltration
informed consent of the patient
exclusion unstable clinical status
primaryoutcomes description of the relationship of sRAGE to renal function and dialysis modalities
secondaryoutcomes
reference 1. Kalousova M. Hodkova M. Kazderova M. Fialova J. Tesar V. Dusilova-Sulkova S. Zima T. Soluble receptor for advanced glycation end products in patients with decreased renal function. American Journal of Kidney Diseases. 47(3):406-11, 2006 Mar. [added by gail higgins 20/08/2007]