Glycated albumin and risk of death and hospitalizations in diabetic dialysis patients.
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Glycated albumin and risk of death and hospitalizations in diabetic dialysis patients.
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Glycated albumin and risk of death and hospitalizations in diabetic dialysis patients.
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Glycated albumin and risk of death and hospitalizations in diabetic dialysis patients.
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Glycated albumin and risk of death and hospitalizations in diabetic dialysis patients.
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Glycated albumin and risk of death and hospitalizations in diabetic dialysis patients.
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Angie D Graham
Anthony J Bleyer
Barry I Freedman
Cesar Y Cardona
David L Henderson
Gregory B Russell
Jean R Jordan
Joyce R Byers
Leah M Courchene
Lilian Andries
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10.2215/CJN.11491210
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2011-05-19T00:00:00Z