Hemodialysis, Home

Frequent hemodialysis improves cardiovascular surrogates and quality-of-life indicators, but its effect on survival remains… (More)

Patients undergoing conventional maintenance hemodialysis typically receive three sessions per week, each lasting 2.5-5.5 hours… (More)

BACKGROUND There is a resurgence of interest in home hemodialysis (HD), especially frequent or extended forms involving… (More)

Prior small studies have shown multiple benefits of frequent nocturnal hemodialysis compared to conventional three times per week… (More)

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES Women of childbearing age on conventional hemodialysis (CHD) have decreased fertility when compared… (More)

BACKGROUND Home nocturnal hemodialysis is an intensive form of hemodialysis, where patients perform their treatments at home for… (More)

Long-term nocturnal hemodialysis, which uses longer and more frequent sessions than conventional hemodialysis, lowers clinic… (More)

BACKGROUND Home nocturnal hemodialysis (HNHD) can improve clinical and biochemical factors in people with renal failure, but its… (More)

There is evidence that high frequency, as well as long duration, hemodialysis provides better clinical outcomes. We developed… (More)

We sought to determine whether lower mortality rates reported with hemodialysis (HD) at home compared to hemodialysis in dialysis… (More)