Titlebook: Applied Peritoneal Dialysis; Improving Patient Ou Anjay Rastogi,Edgar V. Lerma,Joanne M. Bargman Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2

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978-3-030-70899-3Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021

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Anjay Rastogi,Edgar V. Lerma,Joanne M. BargmanUp-to-date resource for all clinical aspects of peritoneal dialysis.Practical and easy to read in-depth review.Authored by leaders in the field.Fills a critical gap in the literature

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Muster im polyalphabetischen Fall, bowel perforation is observed in less than 1% of procedures..A successful percutaneous PD catheter insertion program can have a positive impact on PD utilization in high- and low-resource settings alike. It is incumbent upon all interventional nephrologists to review their catheter outcomes in a t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-97972-9D (manual or automated). These strategies allow for using tidal PD (TPD), continuous flow peritoneal dialysis (CFPD), assisted peritoneal dialysis, urgent-start PD, incremental PD, and remote patient monitoring (RPM) in clinical practice [.]. We will also outline various approaches that can further

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-21880-8eter-related outcomes similar to patients who start PD in a conventional manner. Moreover, clinical outcomes, hospitalizations, and infections in urgent-start PD patients appear to be similar if not better than patients who start HD with a CVC. In this chapter, we will present the definition of urge

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