Friedrich K. Port

Arbor Research Collaborative for Health US

442

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54,220

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111

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302

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Venous access: are women equal?

D. Goodkin, Friedrich K. Port - American Journal of Kidney Diseases, 2003

Cited by 1 Semantic Scholar

Using USRDS generated hospitalization tables to compare local dialysis patient hospitalization rates to national rates. OA

Robert L. Strawderman, G. Levine, R. Hirth, Friedrich K. Port, P. Held - Kidney International, 1996

Cited by 12 Semantic Scholar

Inferior outcome of two-haplotype matched renal transplants in blacks: role of early rejection. OA

A. Ojo, Friedrich K. Port, P. Held, R. A. Wolfe, M. Turenne - Kidney International, 1995

Cited by 61 Semantic Scholar

Morbidity and mortality in dialysis patients. OA

Friedrich K. Port - Kidney International, 1994

Cited by 153 Semantic Scholar

Comparative mortality risks of chronic dialysis and cadaveric transplantation in black end-stage renal disease patients.

A. Ojo, Friedrich K. Port, R. A. Wolfe, E. Mauger, L. Williams - American Journal of Kidney Diseases, 1994

Cited by 129 Semantic Scholar

The Acetate versus Bicarbonate Dialysis Controversy OA

Bloembergen We, Friedrich K. Port - International Journal of Artificial Organs, 1992

Cited by 5 Semantic Scholar

The impact of nonidentical ABO cadaveric renal transplantation on waiting times and graft survival.

Friedrich K. Port, P. Held, R. A. Wolfe, Jose R. Garcia, Leslie L. Rocher - American Journal of Kidney Diseases, 1991

Cited by 24 Semantic Scholar

A comparison of employment rates of patients treated with continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis vs in-center hemodialysis (Michigan End-Stage Renal Disease Study).

M. Julius, Jill Kneisley, Patricia Carpentier-Alting, V. M. Hawthorne, R. A. Wolfe - Archives of Internal Medicine, 1989

Cited by 52 Semantic Scholar

Preventing hemorrhage in high-risk hemodialysis: regional versus low-dose heparin. OA

Richard D. Swartz, Friedrich K. Port - Kidney International, 1979

Cited by 121 Semantic Scholar

Research Topics

Dialysis and Renal Disease Management (254) Central Venous Catheters and Hemodialysis (83) Renal Transplantation Outcomes and Treatments (80) Chronic Kidney Disease and Diabetes (60) Organ Donation and Transplantation (56)

Affiliations

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

US 2003 - 2003

Tulane University

US 1997 - 1997

University of Bern

CH 1997 - 1997

Showa University

JP 2008 - 2008

Universidade Federal da Bahia

BR 2007 - 1995

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Friedrich K. Port

Publication & Citation Trends

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Venous access: are women equal?

Using USRDS generated hospitalization tables to compare local dialysis patient hospitalization rates to national rates. OA

Inferior outcome of two-haplotype matched renal transplants in blacks: role of early rejection. OA

Morbidity and mortality in dialysis patients. OA

Comparative mortality risks of chronic dialysis and cadaveric transplantation in black end-stage renal disease patients.

The Acetate versus Bicarbonate Dialysis Controversy OA

The impact of nonidentical ABO cadaveric renal transplantation on waiting times and graft survival.

A comparison of employment rates of patients treated with continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis vs in-center hemodialysis (Michigan End-Stage Renal Disease Study).

Preventing hemorrhage in high-risk hemodialysis: regional versus low-dose heparin. OA

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