E. Lowrie

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E Lowrie, E.g. Lowrie, Edmund G. Lowrie, E G Lowrie, Edmund Lowrie, E. G. Lowrie, Edmund G Lowrie
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134 papers · 26,273 citations · H-index 44

PAPERS

Shorter dialysis times are associated with higher mortality among incident hemodialysis patients.
201082 citationsauthor #4
Does a statistical method suggest a new pathobiology for hemodialysis patients?
20093 citationsauthor #1
Response to ‘The illogic of Kt/V’
20091 citationsauthor #1
Illustrating use of a clinical data system: the NMC-FMC system.
20092 citationsauthor #1
The illogic of Kt/V. Authors' reply
20091 citationsauthor #2
Prescribing and monitoring hemodialysis dose.
200810 citationsauthor #1
The kinetic behaviors of urea and other marker molecules during hemodialysis.
20078 citationsauthor #1
Evaluating a new method to judge dialysis treatment using online measurements of ionic clearance.
200645 citationsauthor #1
To reuse or not to reuse: a tale of 2 studies.
20063 citationsauthor #1
The tortoise and hare on hemodialysis: does slow and steady win the race?
20067 citationsauthor #3
Intradialytic blood volume monitoring in ambulatory hemodialysis patients: a randomized trial.
2005207 citationsauthor #4
BARORECEPTOR ACTIVITY IN UREMICS Table 3 Linear Regression Slopes before and after Bilateral Nephrectomy Angiotensin slope Amyl nitrite slope Subject
20050 citationsauthor #3
Dialysis dose and gender: a different hypothesis.
20042 citationsauthor #1
Vector length as a proxy for the adequacy of ultrafiltration in hemodialysis.
2004119 citationsauthor #3
Urea space and body water.
20040 citationsauthor #1
Mineral metabolism, mortality, and morbidity in maintenance hemodialysis.
20042,651 citationsauthor #5
Reprocessing dialysers for multiple uses: recent analysis of death risks for patients.
200438 citationsauthor #1
Measurement of dialyzer clearance, dialysis time, and body size: death risk relationships among patients.
200463 citationsauthor #1
White blood cells as a novel mortality predictor in haemodialysis patients.
2003211 citationsauthor #7
Interactions between dialysis-related volume exposures, nutritional surrogates and mortality among ESRD patients.
200355 citationsauthor #6
Medical outcomes study short form-36: a consistent and powerful predictor of morbidity and mortality in dialysis patients.
2003352 citationsauthor #1
Survival of patients undergoing hemodialysis with paricalcitol or calcitriol therapy.
2003972 citationsauthor #3
National profile of practice patterns for hemodialysis vascular access in the United States.
2002125 citationsauthor #8
Association between pulse pressure and mortality in patients undergoing maintenance hemodialysis.
2002409 citationsauthor #2
Chronic inflammation and clinical outcome in adult hemodialysis patients.
200219 citationsauthor #1
K/DOQI clinical practice guidelines for chronic kidney disease: evaluation, classification, and stratification.
200213,091 citationsauthor #59
Changing hemodialysis thresholds for optimal survival.
200133 citationsauthor #2
Limitations of the facility-specific standardized mortality ratio for profiling health care quality in dialysis.
200141 citationsauthor #5
Association between prevalent care process measures and facility-specific mortality rates.
200129 citationsauthor #1
The Normalized Treatment Ratio (Kt/V) Is Not the Best Dialysis Dose Parameter
200039 citationsauthor #1
Contents Vol. 18, 2000
20000 citationsauthor #29
Dose of Hemodialysis and Survival: Can we Trust Important Outcomes to a Flawed Measure?
20002 citationsauthor #3
Vintage, nutritional status, and survival in hemodialysis patients.
2000218 citationsauthor #5
What Are the Causes and Consequences of the Chronic Inflammatory State in Chronic Dialysis Patients?
20000 citationsauthor #3
Subject Index Vol. 18, 2000
20000 citationsauthor #29
Comparing the urea reduction ratio and the urea product as outcome-based measures of hemodialysis dose.
200060 citationsauthor #4
Intradialytic parenteral nutrition treatment
19990 citationsauthor #1
Obesity and mortality in ESRD: is it good to be fat?
199952 citationsauthor #2
Self-reported functional status: an important predictor of health outcomes among end-stage renal disease patients.
199943 citationsauthor #2
Relationship between urea reduction ratio, demographic characteristics, and body weight for patients in the 1996 National ESRD Core Indicators Project.
199944 citationsauthor #4
INTRADIALYTIC PARENTERAL NUTRITION TREATMENT. AUTHOR'S REPLY
19990 citationsauthor #1
Indexing Physiological Measurements to Body Size: A Common Practice That Should Be Changed
19994 citationsauthor #1
A continuous quality improvement paradigm for health care networks
19994 citationsauthor #1
Acute-phase inflammatory process contributes to malnutrition, anemia, and possibly other abnormalities in dialysis patients.
199895 citationsauthor #1
What Impact Has the U.S. Renal Data System Had on Dialysis Patient Care?
19980 citationsauthor #1
Primary associates of mortality among dialysis patients: trends and reassessment of Kt/V and urea reduction ratio as outcome-based measures of dialysis dose.
199873 citationsauthor #1
Conceptual Model for a Core Pathobiology of Uremia with Special Reference to Anemia, Malnourishment, and Mortality among Dialysis Patients
199727 citationsauthor #1
Anemia in hemodialysis patients: variables affecting this outcome predictor.
1997259 citationsauthor #2
Development of a population-specific regression equation to estimate total body water in hemodialysis patients.
1997137 citationsauthor #5
Thoughts about judging dialysis treatment: mathematics and measurements, mirrors in the mind.
199617 citationsauthor #1
Death risk predictors among peritoneal dialysis and hemodialysis patients: a preliminary comparison.
1995185 citationsauthor #1
Laboratory surrogates of nutritional status after administration of intraperitoneal amino acid-based solutions in ambulatory peritoneal dialysis patients
199510 citationsauthor #6
Nutritional assessment with bioelectrical impedance analysis in maintenance hemodialysis patients.
1995257 citationsauthor #2
The Principal Dimensions of Dialysis Care: The Importance of Nutrition With Special Reference to Intradialytic Parenteral Nutrition
19940 citationsauthor #1
The association of intradialytic parenteral nutrition administration with survival in hemodialysis patients.
1994181 citationsauthor #5
Survival of hemodialysis patients in the United States is improved with a greater quantity of dialysis.
1994282 citationsauthor #5
Chronic dialysis treatment: clinical outcome and related processes of care.
199481 citationsauthor #1
Continuous quality improvement in dialysis: Operations and controls for multi-center systems
19945 citationsauthor #2
The relative contribution of measured variables to death risk among hemodialysis patients
1994112 citationsauthor #1
Renal replacement therapy: practice, case-mix, and outcome.
19930 citationsauthor #1
NEUROSCIENCE NO CO-worker
19930 citationsauthor #6
How Can the Mortality Rate of Chronic Dialysis Patients Be Reduced?
19932 citationsauthor #2
The urea reduction ratio and serum albumin concentration as predictors of mortality in patients undergoing hemodialysis.
19931,427 citationsauthor #4
THE UREA REDUCTION RATIO (URR). A SIMPLE METHOD FOR EVALUATING HEMODIALYSIS TREATMENT
199264 citationsauthor #1
Commonly measured laboratory variables in hemodialysis patients: relationships among them and to death risk.
1992117 citationsauthor #1
Malnutrition is lethal, diagnosable, and treatable in ESRD patients.
199164 citationsauthor #2
Mortality and the length of dialysis.
199127 citationsauthor #2
Book Review Fluids and Electrolytes Second edition. Edited by Juha P. Kokko and Richard L. Tannen. 1096 pp., illustrated. Philadelphia, W.B. Saunders, 1990. $135.
19901 citationsauthor #1
Death risk in hemodialysis patients: the predictive value of commonly measured variables and an evaluation of death rate differences between facilities.
19902,071 citationsauthor #1
Book ReviewFluids and Electrolytes
19860 citationsauthor #1
The Role of Membrane Biocompatibility on the Clinical Effects of Hemodialysis Therapy
19850 citationsauthor #1
Formaldehyde kinetics and bacteriology in dialyzers.
198522 citationsauthor #3
Book ReviewIntroduction to Dialysis
19850 citationsauthor #1
Supplemental low-protein diet in chronic renal failure.
19840 citationsauthor #3
History and organization of the National Cooperative Dialysis Study.
198316 citationsauthor #1
Principles of prescribing dialysis therapy: implementing recommendations from the National Cooperative Dialysis Study.
1983125 citationsauthor #1
Protocol for the National Cooperative Dialysis Study.
198353 citationsauthor #1
Nontuberculous mycobacterial infections in dialysis patients
19830 citationsauthor #1
Description of the participating centers and the patient population in the National Cooperative Dialysis Study.
19833 citationsauthor #3
Hemodialysis-associated neutropenia and hypoxemia: the effect of dialyzer membrane materials.
1982102 citationsauthor #2
Which mathematical model to study uremic toxicity? National Cooperative Dialysis Study.
198215 citationsauthor #2
The success of medicare's end-stage renal-disease program: the case for profits and the private marketplace.
198164 citationsauthor #1
Clinical example of pharmacokinetic and metabolic modeling: quantitative and individualized prescription of dialysis therapy. National Cooperative Dialysis Study.
198010 citationsauthor #1
The effect on patient health of using reprocessed artificial kidneys.
198013 citationsauthor #1
The relative effect of leukopenia and dialysate composition on the dialysis-associated hypoxemia.
198010 citationsauthor #2
THEORY VERSUS PRACTICE WITH RESIDUAL BLOOD LOSS IN HEMODIALYZERS
19800 citationsauthor #3
Effect of dialyzer reuse on leukopenia, hypoxemia and total hemolytic complement system.
198085 citationsauthor #2
Book ReviewRehabilitation in Chronic Renal Failure
19800 citationsauthor #1
Clinical evaluation of postdilution dialysis with a combined ultrafiltration (UF)--hemodialysis (HD) system.
197814 citationsauthor #6
Curriculum vitae of John P. Merrill
19780 citationsauthor #73
A longitudinal study of bone disease after successful renal transplantation.
197815 citationsauthor #3
Quantitative methods for estimating the future need for and optimum location of ESRD service facilities.
19782 citationsauthor #2
Initial clinical evaluation of the Hospal artificial kidney system.
19788 citationsauthor #6
Vestibular toxicity of gentamicin. Incidence in patients receiving long-term hemodialysis therapy.
197844 citationsauthor #4
High Rates of controlled ultrafiltration combined with optimal diffusion: recent advances in hemodialysis technique.
19785 citationsauthor #3
The long-term follow-up of 195 patients with renal failure: a preliminary report.
19777 citationsauthor #4
Arterial oxygenation during hemodialysis.
1977135 citationsauthor #6
CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS SURGERY IN CHRONIC HEMP‐DIALYSIS AND TRANSPLANT PATIENTS
197727 citationsauthor #5
Echocardiographic findings in stable hemodialysis patients.
19765 citationsauthor #3
Hemodialysis--projecting future bed needs. Deterministic and probabilistic forecasting.
197615 citationsauthor #3

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1968 8 citations

1969 34 citations

1970 110 citations

1971 39 citations

1972 5 citations

1973 298 citations

1974 90 citations

1975 131 citations

1976 242 citations

1977 169 citations

1978 88 citations

1980 118 citations

1981 64 citations

1982 117 citations

1983 197 citations

1984 0 citations

1985 22 citations

1986 0 citations

1990 2,072 citations

1991 91 citations

1992 181 citations

1993 1,429 citations

1994 661 citations

1995 452 citations

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1997 423 citations

1998 168 citations

1999 147 citations

2000 319 citations

2001 103 citations

2002 13,644 citations

2003 1,590 citations

2004 2,873 citations

2005 207 citations

2006 55 citations

2007 8 citations

2008 10 citations

2009 7 citations

2010 82 citations

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