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Malyszko J et al. – Though hyporesponsiveness to erythropoietin therapy occur in dialyzed patients, it is mainly associated with subclinical inflammation than with hepcidin excess. Further studies are needed to develop a reliable and reproducible assay to elucidate the potential contribution of hepcidin to hyporesponsiveness during erythropoietin therapy.


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