Titlebook: Short Dialysis; Vincenzo Cambi (Professor of Nephrology) Book 1987 Martinus Nijhoff Publishing, Boston 1987 dialysis.health.hemodialysis.h

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,‘On-site’ preparation of sterile apyrogenic electrolyte solutions for hemofiltration and hemodiafilalysis (HD) for more than a decade, and yet by December 31, 1984, their utilization remained limited to less than 5% of end-stage renal disease (ESRD) patient population receiving some form of maintenance dialysis in Europe [4]. The restricted application of both HF and HDF contrasts with the claims

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Cardiovascular stability in hemodialysis and hemofiltration, The incidence of symptomatic hypotension during hemodialysis has increased over the recent years in spite of the fact that dialysis regimes changed to 3 times weekly. The French dialysis registry reports a rise from 15% in 1973 to 25% in 1979 [1, 2, 3]. This increased risk of hypotension is associa

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Nutritional status and nitrogen metabolism in patients treated with short dialysis,mino acid patterns in serum [4, 8–10], muscle [11–12], red blood cells [13], and white cells [14] are frequently deranged, together with their interorgan fluxes and organ-specific metabolism. This has been verified in skeletal muscle [15], in the liver and the splanchnic bed [16], the brain [17], and the failing kidney itself [18–19].

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,‘On-site’ preparation of sterile apyrogenic electrolyte solutions for hemofiltration and hemodiafilomatic hypotension and postdialytic fatigue [5–7]. This situation can, at least partly, be explained by the higher cost of HF/HDF induced by the use of commercially prepared sterile apyrogenic electrolyte solutions required to compensate for the large amounts of body fluids removed by convection during each HF/HDF session.

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Cardiovascular stability in hemodialysis and hemofiltration,ted with various factors. Rapid fluid withdrawal during shortened treatment time seems to be the most important cause, but increasing age and nonrenal diseases of the dialysis population also contribute. In fact from 1973 to 1980 patients’ mean age increased from 41 to 48 years, and mean treatment time decreased from 19 to 12 hours weekly [4, 5].

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