Tom 3, Nr 1 (2023)
Poglądy, stanowiska, zalecenia, standardy
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Praktyczne aspekty stosowania diety niskobiałkowej
Forum Nefrologiczne - Edukacja 2023;3(1):21-26.
Streszczenie
Aktualizacja zaleceń Kidney Disease Outcome Quality Initiative (KDOQI) z 2020 roku przyczyniła się do wzrostu zainteresowania zastosowaniem diety niskobiałkowej u pacjentów z przewlekłą chorobą nerek. W Polsce od marca 2021 roku pacjenci mogą uczestniczyć, po spełnieniu odpowiednich kryteriów, w programie terapeutycznym obejmującym stosowanie diety niskobiałkowej oraz ketonanalogów aminokwasów. Bardzo istotna jest jednak odpowiednia edukacja personelu medycznego oraz pacjentów, aby zalecenia KDOQI były realizowane w praktyce i przyniosły korzyści w postaci spowolnienia postępu przewlekłej choroby nerek.
Słowa kluczowe: dieta niskobiałkowaketoanalogiprogram lekowy
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