Registered Cochrane Renal Titles
The following renal titles are 'works in progress' and have been registered with the
Cochrane Renal Group.
 Registered titles
- Acupuncture for acute renal colic. Guobing Xiong (China)
- Adjunctive medical expulsive therapy for renal and ureteral stone fragments immediately following shock wave lithotripsy. Trevor Schuler (Canada)
- Amino acid containing peritoneal dialysis solutions for peritoneal dialysis patients. Per Ivarsen (Denmark)
- Angiotensin converting enyzme inhibitors and angiotensin II receptor blockers for preserving residual kidney function in peritoneal dialysis patients. Ling Zhang (China)
- Antibiotic lock therapy for preventing dialysis catheter related infections in hemodialysis patients. Sankar Navaneethan (USA)
- Antibiotics versus placebo or no treatment for uncomplicated urinary tract infections in pre-menopausal women. Dalit Blum (Israel)
- Anticoagulants for preventing thrombosis of tunnelled, cuffed central venous hemodialysis catheters in end-stage renal disease. Robert Pauly (UK)
- Anticoagulation for continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT) in patients with acute renal failure. Jim Kutsogiannis (Canada)
- Biocompatible dialysis fluids for peritoneal dialysis. Kate Wiggins (Australia)
- Calcium channel blockers versus other medical interventions for acute ureteric colic. Andrew Worster (Canada)
- Calcium dialysate concentration for peritoneal dialysis. Bin Ma (China)
- Darbepoetin for anaemia in chronic renal failure
- Diuretics for nephrotic syndrome
- Family based interventions for promoting psychosocial adjustment in solid organ transplant
recipients
- Interventions for lowering plasma homocysteine levels in predialysis patients. Kingsley Urakpo (UK)
- Interventions for malnutrition in chronic kidney disease
- Interventions for preventing catheter-related infection in haemodialysis
patients
- Interventions for preventing bone disease in chronic kidney disease
- Iron supplements for patients with ESRF receiving erythropoietin
- Levocaritine for chronic renal failure/ Giovanni Strippoli (Italy)
- Lipid lowering agents for preventing and delaying the progression of chronic kidney disease
- Mycophenolate mofetil versus azathioprine for kidney transplant recipients
- Nutritional support for adults with end-stage kidney disease on renal replacement
therapy
- Oral absorbents for preventing or delaying the progression of chronic kidney disease. Hongjuan Sun (China)
- Peer group interventions for promoting psychosocial adjustment in solid
organ transplant recipients
- Probiotics for preventing urinary tract infections. Aaron Tejani (Canada)
- Prophylactic angioplasty for extending patency in haemodialysis grafts
- Rhubarb (a Chinese medicinal herb) for chronic kidney disease. Jue Lin Deng (China)
- Short vs standard duration haemodialysis for end-stage renal disease
- Sodium bicarbonate supplements for acute renal failure. Kushma Nand (New Zealand)
- Standard versus high Kt/V or creatinine clearance for chronic haemodialysis
patients [CRG128]
- Steroid-sparing strategies for pancreas and kidney/pancreas transplant recipients. Julio Pascual (Spain)
- Support interventions for caregivers of patients with chronic kidney disease. Allison Tong (Australia)
- Surgical nephrectomy techniques for live kidney donors
- Ureteric access sheaths for ureterorenoscopy for treating kidney and ureteric stones
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