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Nephron | 1986

Suppression of Parathyroid Hormone by Therapy with a Mixture of Keto Analogues/Amino Acids in Hemodialysis Patients

Kristina Lindenau; Kokot F; Peter T. Fröhling

In the present study the influence of a mixture of keto analogues/amino acids (KA) on PTH levels in 18 RDT patients was examined. Ten of them were treated with KA over a period of 3 months, while the other 8 patients served as control group. The KA-treated patients showed a significant fall in PTH and plasma phosphate levels, while no changes of plasma 25-OH-D or plasma calcitonin were observed. Consequently, KA administration may also be beneficial with respect to control of secondary hyperparathyroidism.


Nephron | 1990

Therapeutic effect of keto acids on renal osteodystrophy. A prospective controlled study.

Kristina Lindenau; Klaus Abendroth; Kokot F; K. Vetter; Christoph Rehse; Peter T. Fröhling

The therapeutical effect of keto acids on bone histology was investigated in a prospective randomized controlled study of 40 patients. A marked improvement in osteofibrotic as well as in osteomalacic changes was found in bone biopsies after 12 months of treatment with keto acids.


Nephron | 1986

Successful Pregnancy of a Woman with Advanced Renal Failure on Nutritional Treatment

Peter T. Fröhling; Maria Birnbaum; Horst Halle; Kristina Lindenau

A case is reported of a successful pregnancy of a woman with advanced renal failure treated nutritionally. The importance of an intensive interdisciplinary medical co-working is stressed, and the individual adaptation of the dietary treatment to the special nutritional requirements in pregnancy is discussed.


Contributions To Nephrology | 1988

Role of Keto Acids in the Prophylaxis and Treatment of Renal Osteopathy

Peter T. Fröhling; R. Schmicker; Kristina Lindenau; K. Vetter; Kokot F

KA administration given in addition to a low-protein diet leads to a reduction of PTH secretion followed by diminishing of osteofibrosis. Osteomalacia will also be reduced by a better control of the calcium-phosphate metabolism, an increase of 1,25-(OH)2-D levels, and a lower burden of aluminum. Therapeutic levels of 25-OH-D and calcitonin (caused by simultaneous administration of vitamin D) are probably necessary to achieve this effect. KA are not only the optimum form of substitution in the nutritional treatment of chronic renal failure, but they seem to be very effective in the treatment of renal osteodystrophy.


Contributions To Nephrology | 1990

Dietary Compliance in the GDR Trial

Peter T. Fröhling; Ingrid Kaschube; K. Vetter; Elisabeth Knäbich; Kristina Lindenau; R. Schmicker


Contributions To Nephrology | 1988

Influence of Keto Acid Treatment on Hormonal Disorders in Chronic Renal Failure

Peter T. Fröhling; Kokot F; K. Vetter; Ingrid Kaschube; Kristina Lindenau; J. Pfitzner; R. Schmicker


Contributions To Nephrology | 1988

Current status of diagnosis and treatment of renal osteodystrophy in the predialysis period.

Kristina Lindenau; Kokot F; K. Vetter; Peter T. Fröhling; R. Schmicker; U. Futh; I. Grossmann


Contributions To Nephrology | 1986

Influence of Vitamin D or Its Metabolites on the Rate of Progression of Chronic Renal Failure

P. T. Froehling; K. Kokot; K. Vetter; Ingrid Kaschube; Kristina Lindenau


Contributions To Nephrology | 1990

Evaluation of Nutritional Status in the GDR Trial

K. Vetter; Ingrid Kaschube; C. Metzner; Kristina Lindenau; Peter T. Fröhling


Contributions To Nephrology | 1984

Treatment of renal osteodystrophy in advanced renal failure during predialysis time.

Peter T. Fröhling; Kokot F; K. Vetter; W. D. Hohmann; G. Werner; I. Grossmann; R. Schmicker; Kristina Lindenau

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Peter T. Fröhling

Humboldt University of Berlin

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Maria Birnbaum

Humboldt University of Berlin

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