After getting a new kidney, women’s hearts show more improvement in a specific heart measurement than men’s, even though women started with a larger heart size — suggesting their hearts recover...
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After getting a new kidney, women’s hearts show more improvement in a specific heart measurement than men’s, even though women started with a larger heart size — suggesting their hearts recover...
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In adults with chronic kidney disease undergoing kidney transplantation, women exhibit a greater reduction in left atrial volume index (LAVI) over six months compared to men, despite starting with higher baseline LAVI (45.18 vs. 29.05 mL/m²), indicating sex-specific reverse remodeling of atrial structure.
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Study: Sex differences in cardiac remodeling after kidney transplantation
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