Comparative assessment reveals differing outcomes of bone mineral density in peritoneal dialysis patients, suggesting need for further investigation.
DXA detected a significant decline in BMD at cortical sites, whereas REMS did not, and the correlation of the annualized changes between the two methods in assessing changes over time was poor. Given the small sample size, larger studies are needed to clarify the comparative and possible complementary roles of REMS and DXA in monitoring bone health in end-stage kidney disease.
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