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Anemia in patients with CKD is due to many factors. Erythropoiesis and iron homeostasis are impaired as a result of a complex chain of events, including the relative deficiency of erythropoietin, chronic inflammation, blood loss, decreased iron absorption and utilization, exogenous iron and erythropoietin acquisition via biologically unregulated mechanisms (blood transfusions and medicinal erythropoietin and iron administration) (Weiss, 2009; Guidi & Santonastaso, 2010; Lankhorst & Wish, 2010).

Assessing Iron Status in CKD Patients: New Laboratory Parameters