Prescription Patterns of Calcimimetics and CKD‒MBD‒related Drugs

Takefumi Miyake; Mai Hashimoto; Daisuke Kadowaki

doi:10.4009/jsdt.59.107

January 1, 2026Nihon Toseki Igakkai ZasshiOpen Access

Prescription Patterns of Calcimimetics and CKD‒MBD‒related Drugs

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The study aims to analyze the influence of calcimimetics on the prescription patterns of phosphate binders and active vitamin D in chronic kidney disease patients.
Utilized open data from NDB for the year 2022.
Converted prescription quantities of drugs into DDD (Defined Daily Doses).
Conducted multiple regression analysis with calcimimetics as independent variable and phosphate binders and vitamin D as dependent variables.
Calcimimetics showed a positive correlation with the prescription quantity of calcium carbonate (p<0.001).
Significant positive correlations were found between calcimimetics and iron-containing phosphate binders such as etelcalcetide (p=0.001) and evocalcet (p=0.002).
Cinacalcet showed a negative correlation with vitamin D (p=0.028), while etelcalcetide showed a positive correlation (p<0.001).

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Analysis evaluates the impact of calcimimetics on other medications in chronic kidney disease patients, suggesting influence on prescription patterns.

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Miyake et al. (2026) studied this question.

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