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Official publication of the Indian Society of Nephrology
Indian Journal of Nephrology (IJN)

The Indian Journal of Nephrology is the official publication of the Indian Society of Nephrology. The journal is published quarterly. It is a peer-reviewed, journal that publishes articles covering all the aspects of laboratory and clinical nephrology. It includes original researches, reviews, editorials, technical notes, symposia proceedings, and Society news.

The journal provides immediate free access to articles on its website. It does not charge a fee for submission, processing or publication of the manuscripts. Articles can be submitted online from www.journalonweb.com.




 
  
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2009 | 19 | 1 | January-March 
 
 
Perspective
The Economics of Dialysis in India
Khanna Umesh
Chronic kidney disease is a worldwide public health problem, a social calamity and an economic catastrophe. In the year 2000, in the United States (US) alone, about 30 million people were diagnosed wi...
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Original Article
Stroke in chronic kidney disease
Krishna P Rama, Naresh S, Krishna G.S.R, Lakshmi A Y, Vengamma B, Kumar V Siva
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is associated with a higher risk for stroke in studies from developed countries. This prospective study was conducted to study the clinical profile, management, and outcom...
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Original Article
Determination of oxidative stress markers and their importance in early diagnosis of uremia-related complications
Kolagal V, Karanam S A, Dharmavarapu P K, D'Souza R, Upadhya S, Kumar V, Kedage V, Muttigi M S, Shetty J K, Prakash M
The existence of oxidative stress and the higher incidence of cardiovascular diseases in association with uremia is well proved. The uremic status of serum copper, ceruloplasmin (CP), protein thiols, ...
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