Titlebook: Death on Hemodialysis: Preventable or Inevitable?; Eli A. Friedman (Distinguished Teaching Professor, Book 1994 Springer Science+Business

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Analysis of causes of death and of the direction of management to improve survival,e end of 1991158, 094 patients were recorded as alive on therapy. Internal evidence from the few large countries for which data is not complete suggests that the recorded data still represents about 85% of all patients on therapy in Europe.

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Reuse kills and everyone knows so,ical data suggesting that end stage renal disease patients in Europe and Japan have a significantly better chance of survival than do their counterparts in the US [1] has stimulated me to look closely at differences in the way dialysis is administered in the three major industrialised areas of the world.

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Book 1994ell as protagonists ofdialyser reuse and short dialysis times. Enthusiasts championed thedetermination of adequacy of dialysis by formulae or by clinicalassessment. All chapters are direct and forceful. The reader will beable to judge the data on what are key controversies in planningdialysis protocols and schedules. .

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Masamichi Ishiai,Emi Uchida,Minoru Takataand hemodialysis (HD). This report summarizes the results of those across-country comparisons, with added consideration given to the expected survival of dialysis patients compared to the expected survival of the general population in both societies.

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