Anticoagulation free hemodialysis
Journal Title: Journal of the Indian Medical Association - Year 2018, Vol 116, Issue 12
Abstract
Anticoagulant is necessary to prevent filter clotting during dialysis. Pleople who are bleeding or likely to bleed need anticoagulant free dialysis. Most centers use regional citrate anticoagulant or intermittant saline flush for intermittant dialysis. Our methos of continus sterile dialysate infusion as prefilter hemo-diafiltration gives benefit of coagulation free dialysis without anti coagulation. There is minimal additional cost, not lobour intensive and very very effective.
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Anupam Majumdar, Archana Konar, Dilip K Pahari
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