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Expanded hemodialysis may offer efficacy similar to hemodiafiltration

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By Shawn M. Carter
| Nephrology News & Issues Verified
The study by Marcello and colleagues underscores the potential of expanded hemodialysis using medium cutoff membranes as a viable alternative to hemodiafiltration for those who cannot tolerate hemodiafiltration, achieving comparable clearance of small and middle molecules while addressing longstanding concerns over albumin loss.
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Peritoneal dialysis safe for patients with autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease

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By Shawn M. Carter
| Nephrology News & Issues Verified
Key takeaways: Infection rates stayed within International Society for Peritoneal Dialysis guideline thresholds during the study. The most prevalent complications were abdominal hernia and peritonitis. Peritoneal dialysis is safe for patients with autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease, with no added risk associated with larger organ volumes, according to study data.
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Transplant odds better for children in states with high density of pediatric nephrologists

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By Shawn M. Carter
| Nephrology News & Issues Verified
This important analysis is one of the first to link a hard endpoint — access to kidney transplant wait-listing — with the growing workforce shortage of pediatric nephrologists. The investigators analyzed data from approximately 4,500 children with end-stage kidney disease in the United States and assessed time to transplant wait-listing period from 2016 to 2020. They stratified data according to pediatric nephrologist density by state into low-, moderate- and high-density groups.
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