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Palatability and physical properties of potassium-binding resin RDX7675: comparison with sodium polystyrene sulfonate. Drug Des Devel Ther. 2017 Sep 6;11:2663-2673. doi: 10.2147/DDDT.S143461. eCollection 2017.
Non-Interventional, Exploratory, Phase IV, Single-Blind, Cross-Sectional, Randomised, Cross-over Study Evaluating Patient Palatability and Preference of 3 Potassium Binders in Patients With Chronic Kidney Disease & Hyperkalaemia (APPETIZE).
Details for clinical trial NCT04566653
