Comparison of nutritional and inflammatory markers in dialysis patients with reduced appetite
Juan Jesús Carrero(Danderyds sjukhus), Peter Stenvinkel(Karolinska Institutet), Abdul Rashid Qureshi(Karolinska Institutet), Anders Alvestrand(Baxter (United States)), Olof Heimbürger(Karolinska University Hospital), Sawako Kato(Karolinska University Hospital), Carla María Avesani(Karolinska Institutet), Peter Bárány(Karolinska University Hospital), S. Snaedal-Jonsdottir(Karolinska University Hospital), Jonas Axelsson(Baxter (United States)), Mohammed E. Suliman(Karolinska University Hospital), Bengt Lindholm(Karolinska Institutet)
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