PART IV
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  Immune mechanisms involved in CV complications of CKD
  Roberto Pecoits Filho, MD
 
 
  Infectious diseases in CKD, HD and transplantation
  Warren Kupin, MD
 
 
  Management of depression in CKD patients
  Fredric O. Finkelstein, MD
 
 
  Discussion
  Drs. Filho, Agarwal, Kupin, and Finkelstein
   
   
  Ethnicity and renal failure - an international question
  John Feehally, DM, FRCP
 
 
  How is having Chronic Kidney Disease like taking the Boards?
  Klemens Meyer, MD
 
 
  The gastro-intestinal system: a void in understanding of uremic toxicity?
  Peter Kotanko, MD
 
 
  Phosphate elimination in modalities of hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis
  Martin Kuhlmann, MD
 
 
  Glucose in PD: glucose reduced diet, glucose toxicity
  John Burkart, MD
 
 
  Discussion
  Drs. Feehally, Meyer, Kotanko, Kuhlmann, and Burkart
   
   
  Does PD modality choice make a difference to peritonitis occurrence?
  Beth Piraino, MD
 
 
  Questions and Answers
 Beth Piraino, MD
 
 
  Keynote Address : Scaling in human biology relevance for health and disease
  John R. Speakman, PhD
 
 
  Questions and Answers
John R. Speakman, PhD 
 
 
  EPC and EPC vesicles: what is their significance for CKD patients?
  Mark S. Segal, MD
 
 


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