The predictive value of time-averaged cumulative magnesium on survival of maintenance hemodialysis patients

Zhihui Ding; Wei J. Wang; Lijuan Yan; Tao Wang; Xiaohua Zhu; Xiaofeng Zhou; Chunlei Yao; Hong Zhu; Guang Yang

doi:10.1053/j.jrn.2026.01.006

February 1, 2026Journal of Renal Nutrition

The predictive value of time-averaged cumulative magnesium on survival of maintenance hemodialysis patients

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Survival rates significantly improved with higher magnesium exposure over time, enhancing patient outcomes.
Patients with time-averaged cumulative magnesium above a certain threshold showed a notable survival advantage of up to 25%.
Analysis involved multiple hemodialysis centers over a five-year period, assessing patient magnesium levels and survival data.
Findings highlight the need for magnesium monitoring in hemodialysis protocols, potentially improving patient care.

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Observational analysis reveals the predictive value of magnesium levels on survival in hemodialysis patients, indicating potential clinical implications.

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