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Patient Evaluation Prior to Access Placement |
Table 2 |
Skin Preparation Technique for Subcutaneous AV Accesses |
Table 3 |
Technique for Mature AVF Cannulation |
Table 4 |
Technique for AVG Cannulation |
Table 5 |
Access Physical Examination |
Table 6 |
Considerations for Accessing Catheters and Cleansing Catheter Exit Sites |
Table 7 |
Flow Methods in Dialysis Access |
Table 8 |
Static Intra-Access Pressure (IAP) Surveillance |
Table 9 |
Criteria for Intervention |
Table 10 |
Access Flow Protocol Surveillance |
Table 11 |
Diagnostic Accuracy of Tests Used for Access Surveillance in the HD Population: Angiogram for Stenosis versus Other Test |
Table 12 |
Comparison of Diagnostic Tests for Access Surveillance and Monitoring in the HD Population: Duplex Doppler Ultrasound as Reference |
Table 13 |
Comparison of Diagnostic Tests to Predict Thrombosis in Chronic HD Patients |
Table 14 |
Comparison of Newer Tests to Established Tests for Stenosis Detection |
Table 15 |
Patient Education Basics |
Table 16 |
Access Surveillance Studies With PTA Intervention |
Table 17 |
Summary of Physical Examination |
Table 18 |
Signs of CVC Dysfunction: Assessment Phase |
Table 19 |
Prophylaxis of TCC-Related Thrombosis |
Table 20 |
Causes of Early Catheter Dysfunction |
Table 21 |
Available Thrombolytics |
Table 22 |
Effect of Lytics in Occluded Hemodialysis Catheters |
Table 23 |
Treatments of TCC Fibrin Sheath Occlusion |
Table 24 |
Prophylaxis for Dual-Lumen TCC-Related Infections |
Table 25 |
Semipermanent HD Catheter and Patient Size Guideline |