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基本説明
Reprint of: 'Blood Purification 2003, Vol. 21, No. 1'.
Full Description
As the fourth volume in this series (published annually on the occasion of the International Conference on Dialysis organized by the Renal Research Institute, New York) this book remains faithful to the concept of its predecessors: It covers not only current technological and therapeutic issues in the field of end-stage renal diseases, but also clinical issues related to chronic kidney disease with which nephrologists and caregivers are faced. This latest volume contains, among many others, contributions on the ADEMEX study, peritoneal dialysis, vascular access, inflammation and oxidant stress. Aspects of blood purification not directly related to end-stage renal diseases are also treated, such as affinity hemodialysis for antiviral therapy. Covering a broad spectrum of topics, this publication is a most helpful educational tool for young physicians, but also serves as a valuable reference book for experienced clinicians, providing as it does information on the most recent advances in dialysis technology and epidemiology of renal diseases.
Contents
Blood purification in non-renal critical illness, Kellum, J.A., Bellomo, R., Mehta, R., Ronco, C.; recent concepts in the molecular biology of the peritoneal membrane - implications for more biocompatible dialysis solutions, Mortier, S., De Vriese, A.S., Lameire, N.; PD and the future - the role of PD in the overall management of ESRD, Mendelssohn, D.C.; inflammation and atherosclerosis in end-stage renal disease, Zoccali, C., Mallamaci, F., Tripepi, G.; the ADEMEX study and PD adequacy, Burkart, J.M.; ADEMEX and HEMO trials - where are we going?, Prichard, S.; current studies on oxidant stress in dialysis, Handelman, G.J.; a kinetic model of inorganic phosphorus mass balance in haemodialysis therapy, Gotch, F.A., Panlilio, F., Sergeyeva, O., Rosales, L., Folden, T., Kaysen, G., Levin, N.W.; affinity haemodialysis for antiviral therapy, Tullis, R.H., Duffin, R.P., Zech, M., Ambrus, J.L.; renal cell therapy is associated with dynamic and individualized responses in patients with acute renal failure, Humes, H.D., Weitzel, W.F., Bartlett, R.H., Swaniker, F.C., Paganini, E.P.; slow continuous intracorporeal plasmapheresis for acute fluid overload, Handley, H.H., Gorsuch, R., Levin, N.W., Ronco, C.; sorbents in acute renal failure and the systemic inflammatory response syndrome, Winchester, J.F., Kellum, J.A., Ronco, C., Brady, J.A., Quartararo, P.J., Salsberg, J.A., Levin, N.W.; random sample (DOPPS) versus census-based (registry) approaches to kidney disease research, Port, F.K., Wolfe, R.A., Held, P.J., Young, E.W.; integrated vascular access management, Beathard, G.A.; haemodialysis vascular access dysfunction - from pathophysiology to novel therapies, Roy-Chaudhury, P., Kelly, B.S., Zhang, J., Narayana, A., Desai, P., Melhem, M., Duncan, H., Heffelfinger, S.C.; improving vascular access outcomes - a systems approach to eliminating structural barriers, Sands, J.J., Perry, M.A.; assays for parathyroid hormone and their use in patients with end-stage renal disease, Goodman, W.G.; anaemia in chronic kidney disease and congestive heart failure, Silverberg, D.S., Wexler, D., Blum, B., Iaina, A.; methods and reproducibility of measurement of resistivity in the calf using regional bioimpedance analysis, Zhu, F., Sarkar, S., Kaitwatcharachai, C., Greenwood, R., Ronco, C., Levin, N.W.; chronic kidney disease and the transplant recipient, Gill, J.S., Pereira, B.J.G.