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Nephrology

the proposal that adaptations which keep solute balance as kidney function falls, such as rising parathyroid hormone, themselves cause uremic harm.

In nephrology, trade-off hypothesis of uremia refers to the proposal that adaptations which keep solute balance as kidney function falls, such as rising parathyroid hormone, themselves cause uremic harm. This meaning comes from Bricker (1972) in New England Journal of Medicine.[1]

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Bricker, N. S. (1972). On the Pathogenesis of the Uremic State: An Exposition of the “Trade-off Hypothesis”. New England Journal of Medicine, 286(20), 1093-1099. https://doi.org/10.1056/nejm197205182862009

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