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" Cardiovascular disorders in hemodialysis / "
volume editors, Claudio Ronco, Alessandra Brendolan, Nathan W. Levin.
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1002816
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Cardiovascular disorders in hemodialysis /\ volume editors, Claudio Ronco, Alessandra Brendolan, Nathan W. Levin.
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Basel ;New York :: Karger,, ©2005.
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Contributions to nephrology ;; v. 149
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1 online resource (xii, 363 pages) :: illustrations.
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1423796756
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: 331801222X
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: 3805579381
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: 9781423796756
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: 9783318012224
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: 9783805579384
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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| Contents
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Electrophysiological response to dialysis / Santoro, A. [and others] -- Noninvasive assessment of vascular function / Schneditz, D., Kenner, T. -- New insights in uremic toxicity / Vanholder, R., Glorieux, G. -- Continuous renal replacement therapy for end-stage renal disease / Gura, V. [and others] -- Slow continuous intravenous plasmapheresis (sciptm) / Handley, H.H. [and others] -- Membraneless dialysis-is it possible? / Leonard, E.F., Cortell, S., Vitale, N.G.
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Hemodialysis, from early days to tomorrow / Ritz, E. [and others] -- Mechanisms of solute transport in extracorporeal therapies / Ronco, C., Levin, N.W. -- Machines for hemodialysis / Polaschegg, H.-D. -- Mathematical model to characterize internal filtration / Fiore, G.B., Ronco, C. -- Extracorporeal sensing techniques / Schneditz, D. -- Water treatment for hemodialysis / Cappelli, G. [and others] -- Online convective therapies / Santoro, A. [and others] -- Selected lessons learned from the dialysis outcomes and practice patterns study (DOPPS) / Pisoni, R.L., Greenwood, R.N. -- What did we learn from the hemo study? / Greene, T. -- What are we expecting to learn from the MPO study? / Locatelli, F., Pozzoni, P., Di Filippo, S. -- A new initiative in nephrology: 'kidney disease: improving global outcomes / Lameire, N. [and others] -- Is there a magic in long nocturnal dialysis? / Charra, B. -- Mid-dilution: the perfect balance between convection and diffusion / Santoro, A.; Gaggi, R. [and others].
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Sequential hemofiltration-hemodiafiltration technique / Amato, M. [and others] -- Should nephrologists be in charge? / Konner, K. -- Challenges in interventional nephrology / Riella, M.C. -- Vascular access education, planning and percutaneous interventions by nephrologists / Asif, A., Merrill, D., Pennell, P. -- Whole body, single frequency bioimpedance / Piccoli, A. -- Use of segmental multifrequency bioimpedance spectroscopy in hemodialysis / Levin, N.W. [and others] -- Cardiovascular risk in patients with end-stage renal disease / Wang, Y. [and others] -- Improving removal of protein-bound retention solutes / Bammens, B., Evenepoel, P. -- Inflammation in end-stage renal disease / Stenvinkel, P. -- Interaction between nutrition and inflammation in hemodialysis patients / Kuhlmann, M.K., Levin, N.W. -- Monocytes from dialysis patients exhibit characteristics of senescent cells / Carracedo, J. [and others] -- Modifiable risk factors for cardiovascular disease in CKD patients / Seibert, E., Kuhlmann, M.K., Levin, N.W. -- The cardiovascular burden of the dialysis patient / Bowry, S.K., Kuchinke-Kiehn, U., Ronco, C. -- Oxidative stress and reactive oxygen species / Galli, F. [and others] -- Calcium, phosphorus and vitamin D disorders in uremia / Slatopolsky, E., Brown, A., Dusso, A. -- Cardiovascular calcification in end stage renal disease / Raggi, P. -- The mechanism of calcium deposition in soft tissues / Brancaccio, D., Cozzolino, M. -- Biosimilars, generic versions of the first generation of therapeutic proteins / Crommelin, D. [and others].
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| Abstract
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Hemodialysis therapy has become a well-established form of renal replacement, and due to continuous improvements in technology, a series of new biomaterials and techniques for the clinical routine have been developed. Nevertheless, cardiovascular disorders in hemodialysis and uremia represent one of the most important aspects of modern nephrological care. This publication is therefore dedicated to cardiovascular risk factors, the role of the endothelium, problems related to mineral disorders and finally to the possible impact of new technologies on the final outcome in hemodialysis. Being a st.
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Cardiovascular system-- Pathophysiology.
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Hemodialysis-- Complications.
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Kidney failure-- Complications.
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Cardiovascular Diseases-- complications.
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Renal Dialysis-- adverse effects.
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Renal Dialysis-- methods.
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Cardiovascular system-- Pathophysiology.
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Hämodialyse
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Hemodialysis-- Complications.
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Kardiovaskuläre Krankheit
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Komplikation
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MEDICAL-- Surgery-- General.
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| Dewey Classification
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617.4/61059
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RC901.7.H45C36 2005eb
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W1CO778UN v.149 2005
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WJ 378C267 2005
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| Added Entry
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Brendolan, Alessandra.
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Levin, Nathan W.
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Ronco, C., (Claudio),1951-
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