… renal failure on the pharmacokinetics of these drugs and metabolites is then reviewed. Finally,
the effect of renal dialysis … are avoided in renal failure/dialysis patients; hydromorphone or …

… The process of removal of waste and extra water from blood is called dialysis [1]. It is … kidney
functioning, especially in renal failure cases. Dialysis cannot completely perform lost kidney …

… patients with acute renal failure who required hemodialysis and assigned them to two treatment
groups. One group underwent dialysis with the widely used cuprophane dialysis … dialysis …

… CRF patients (of about 0.60 g/kg/day) and the dialysis … dialysis patients. This discrepancy
may be due to a chronic state of catabolism in the clinically stable maintenance dialysis patient …

… have advanced vascular lesions by the time they commence dialysis. Control of … in patients
with kidney disease and may have the additional benefit of slowing progressive renal failure. …

… that we report a review of our experience with severity scoring and dialysis dose monitoring
based on a single center ICU Acute Renal Failure Dialysis Registry in place since 1986. The …

… levels of four soluble adhesion molecules in 23 undialyzed patients with chronic renal
failure (CRF), 13 patients on continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD), 17 on chronic …

… ), and also kidney transplantation. Given the multiple oral manifestations of chronic renal
failure, and the different repercussions of its treatment upon the oral cavity, these patients …

… transplant patients for both groups of dialysis patients for the effects and burden of kidney …
were significantly higher for dialysis patients compared with transplant patients. Conclusion: …

… [21] in 27 pre‐dialysis patients with various degrees of renal failure. Here, the prevalence of
ABD was 22% whilst OM was diagnosed in 11%, HPTH in 8% and MX in 59% of the patients…