A question to the physician from a patient on hemodialysis: Would it be safe to run a marathon? A case report

A patient on maintenance hemodialysis asked his physician if it would be safe for him to run a marathon. For healthy persons, studies show that it is relatively safe. Very few data are available on patients on hemodialysis performing out of center endurance exercise. To address this question, we con...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Hemodialysis international 2023-01, Vol.27 (1), p.E5-E8
Hauptverfasser:	Kaarup, Sophie, Hansen, Henrik P., Lindhard, Kristine
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Schlagworte:	dialysis exercise Humans Hyperkalemia long‐distance running Male marathon Marathon Running Physicians Renal Dialysis - adverse effects Running
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