High serum bicarbonate level within the normal range prevents the progression of chronic kidney disease in elderly chronic kidney disease patients (Q34539337)

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High serum bicarbonate level within the normal range prevents the progression of chronic kidney disease in elderly chronic kidney disease patients (English)

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chronic renal insufficiency

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Eiichiro Kanda

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Masumi Ai

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Masayuki Yoshida

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Renjiro Kuriyama

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Tatsuo Shiigai

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9 January 2013

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9 January 2013

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