Dialysis modality and nutritional status are associated with variability of inflammatory markers
Sunna Snaedal(Karolinska Institutet), Peter Bárány(Karolinska University Hospital), Britta Hylander, Abdul Rashid Qureshi(Karolinska Institutet), Peter Stenvinkel(Karolinska Institutet), Olof Heimbürger(Karolinska University Hospital), Guna Germanis(Karolinska Institutet), Juan Jesús Carrero(Danderyds sjukhus), Sigrún H. Lund(University of Iceland)
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