Did you know that each year in America approximately 786,000 people have kidney failure and require a transplant or dialysis? More than half of these patients end up receiving dialysis. 2 in 1,000 Americans are currently living with end-stage kidney disease and require regular dialysis....
As the incidence of hemodialysis increases worldwide and with renal/kidney failure patients living longer. Adequate dialysis access management has become imperative. This helps in keeping access sites viable for long-term dialysis treatments. Hemodialysis is a method of routing blood through a...
Dialysis is an important treatment for those with renal failure. The treatment runs blood through a machine to filter out waste and then returns it to the body. It is an intensive process that requires a tube inserted through a catheter in the vein or through an access graft. The health of the...