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. 2021 Jan 21;43(1):241–254. doi: 10.1080/0886022X.2020.1871012

Table 3.

Studies reporting mortality due to HK in patients receiving HD (n = 12).

Author, year, country Population Study period Subgroup (N) Age (years)a, % male S-K+ levels (mmol/L) Follow-up (months) Death due to HK
Balle et al. 1990, Germany ESRF due to analgesic-associated nephropathy 1970–1986 Total population (55) 61 (44–79), 34.5% NR 57 7.3%
Chaaban et al. 2013, United Arab Emirates CKD NR Control group (30) 48.9 (18.7), 52% NR 3 0%
Charytan et al. 2017, USA ESRD NR Placebo (51) NR > 6.0 8.3 0%
Jadoul et al. 2012, International ESRD 1996–2008 Total population (37,765) NR > 5.0 19.1a 1.3%
Li et al. 2012, China ESRD 2006–2011 Total population (268) NR NR 60 4.5%
Li et al. 2020, China CKD 2011–2015 Total population (210) 56.6 (16.6), 59.5% NR 49.8b 4.4%
Lomonte et al. 2004, Italy ESRD/Leprosy 1980–2003 Total population (8) 61 (8.9), 75% NR NR 12.5%
Morduchowicz et al. 1992, Israel ESRF NR Total population (84) NR NR 66 5%
Onuigbo et al. 2013, Italy ESRD 2007–2010 Total population (466) 65.6 (19–97)b, 49.1% NR 28.9a 3%
Poulikakos et al. 2015, UK Renal failure NR Total population (75) 60 (14), 68% NR 35.9a 1.3%
Pun et al. 2012, USA ESRD 2002–2005 Total population (363) 69 (59–78)b, 55.4% NR NR 1.3%
Shibata et al. 1983, Japan Renal failure NR Total population (62) 50 (26–78), 67.7% NR NR 3.2%

CKD: chronic kidney disease; ESRD: end-stage renal disease; ESRF: end-stage renal failure; HK: hyperkalemia; NR: not reported; S-K+: serum potassium.

aMean (SD) or mean (range).

bMedian (IQR).