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Handbuch der Physik‘ Encyclopedia of Physicsther use. Eighty-eight A-V fistulas in the tabatière have been done from 1972 to 1981. Four patients have been lost to follow-up. The remaining 84 patients have been on haemodialysis until renal transplantation or death on an average of 2.6 years. Of these 84 fistulas 59 functioned well, five showed

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Handbuch der Physik‘ Encyclopedia of Physicseir care. With the current dialysis population ageing. and the almost universal acceptance of elderly. and diabetic. patients for maintenance haemodialysis, preservation of existing access is vital. We found angiography to be a safe technique that is helpful in planning new access procedures and dia

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Chao Liu,Coryn A. L. Bailer-Jones A-V shunts can be tolerated during many years without problems. It is clear that, if it would be possible to determine why this subpopulation is protected against the usually occurring shunt problems, a major advance would be achieved in the prevention of these complications. In this line we have h

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Chao Liu,Coryn A. L. Bailer-Joneswas started at the Radboud Hospital of the University of Nijmegen in July 1977. Up to December 1981, our experience with vascular access in children covers a period of 4? years. We approached this kind of surgery with some reluctance especially because the results, described in the literature at tha