Survival prognosis after the start of a renal replacement therapy in the Netherlands: a retrospective cohort study

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Aline C Hemke
Martin BA Heemskerk
Merel van Diepen
Willem Weimar
Friedo W Dekker
Andries J Hoitsma
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[1] Dutch Transplant Foundation,Organ Centre
[2] Dutch Renal Replacement Registry,Clinical Epidemiology
[3] Leiden University Medical Centre,Nephrology
[4] Erasmus Medical Centre Rotterdam,Nephrology
[5] University Medical Centre Nijmegen,undefined
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BMC Nephrology | / 14卷
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Peritoneal Dialysis; Renal Replacement Therapy; Predictive Performance; Prognostic Index; Validation Group;
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