Based on international patient data, Meduni vienna and Arbor research collaborative for health USA has highlighted in their publication that fewer women than men receive dialysis treatment for chronic kidney disease even though women suffer more commonly than men from kidney disease.
Patient data has been collected in Dialysis outcomes and practice patterns study(DOPPS) since 1996 and subjected to scientific analysis. Total 12 countries involved in analysis ( United States,UK,Canada,France,Germany,Japan,Sweden, Italy,Australia,Belgium,Spain)
Overall average of 59:41(Men : Women) was the distribution ratio This study results are vital as in general assumption more women are effected with kidney disease than men do.
Patient data has been collected in Dialysis outcomes and practice patterns study(DOPPS) since 1996 and subjected to scientific analysis. Total 12 countries involved in analysis ( United States,UK,Canada,France,Germany,Japan,Sweden, Italy,Australia,Belgium,Spain)
Overall average of 59:41(Men : Women) was the distribution ratio This study results are vital as in general assumption more women are effected with kidney disease than men do.