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przewlekła niewydolność nerek
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Przewlekła choroba nerek (CKD) i choroby jamy ustnej są wzajemnie powiązane, szczególnie u pacjentów hemodializowanych, którzy są bardziej narażeni na infekcje, choroby przyzębia oraz inne problemy stomatologiczne. Wzrost ryzyka tych schorzeń wynika z zaburzeń metabolicznych, suchości w jamie ustnej, zaburzeń odporności oraz skutków ubocznych leczenia. Choroba przyzębia ma negatywny wpływ na kontrolę CKD, a także zwiększa ryzyko sercowo-naczyniowe. W związku z tym, w planie leczenia pacjentów z CKD, niezbędne jest uwzględnienie profilaktyki, diagnostyki i leczenia chorób jamy ustnej, aby poprawić jakość życia i skuteczność terapii.
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