Nocturnal hemodialysis: effects on solute clearance, quality... : Current Opinion in Nephrology
and Hypertension Nocturnal hemodialysis: effects on solute clearance, quality of life, and …

A good blood pressure control can be achieved with long hemodialysis sessions (dialysis
center of Tassin, France). However, it is not well known whether a higher dialysis dose or a …

Background: Determining the dry weight of chronically hemodialysed patients is a common
problem. Patients on intermittent hemodialysis often experience transient hoarseness at the …

The daily intake of salt in the western world greatly exceeds human needs, which may have
adverse cardiovascular consequences, especially in patients with abnormalities in renal …

This review outlines the major mechanisms for control of blood pressure (BP) in individuals
with renal failure on haemodialysis. Dietary salt stimulates thirst and, thereby, greater fluid …

In 1960, Clyde Shields was the first chronic hemodialysis patient treated by BH Scribner in
Seattle. He developed severe hypertension under the treatment. Convinced by Kempner's …

Compelling rationale and recent outcome data support use of longer T d. Improved
management of salt and water may be the cause for the dissociation of dialysis time and …

Effects of long and short hemodialysis on endothelial function: A short-term study.
Background Endothelial dysfunction is common in end-stage renal disease and may …

Salt and fluid overload play an important role in the pathogenesis of hypertension in patients
with end-stage renal disease. However, in the individual patient, the relation between salt …

As a renal replacement therapy, dialysis, at best, can approximate only a portion of normal
renal function (Table 16.1). Despite these deficiencies, however, dialysis has remarkably …