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Adequacy in Hemodialysis – NCDS, HEMO, and FHN Trials
January 7, 2011 | 1 Comment
One of the most controversial topics in Nephrology is how frequently hemodialysis treatments should be administered. A number of uncontrolled trials have raised the possibility of improved outcomes with greater dialysis frequency. This review discusses three (3) randomized trials that have had an impact in shaping our understanding of dialysis frequency.
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| ************************************** Time Required (estimated): 60 minutes Title: Adequacy in hemodialysis: A review of the NCDS, HEMO, and FHN Trials Author: Tejas Desai, MD Author Type: Faculty Citation: Nephrology On-Demand 2011 Date Created: 2011 Revisions: 2011 x 3 Disclaimers: None Indicated Resource Type: Video Recommend to a Colleague/Friend ************************************** LEARNING OPTIONS:
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