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This book is a comprehensive reference to home dialysis. There is a great need for this resource, which spans the spectrum of learners from the medical student to the well-practiced attending physician. Recent texts that have been authored on the topic have focused on peritoneal dialysis, but often home hemodialysis is limited to a single chapter in a work on dialysis. This book addresses this gap and provides instruction on the rapidly expanding field of home hemodialysis for all levels of nephrologists.
The topics covered in this book include a survey of currently available technology, management of various complicating conditions, home hemodialysis program development, and patient training and home preparation. All chapters follow a consistent, easy-to-follow structure, which features a case presentation, didactics, and a visual abstract. Written by experts in the field, this book is both a didactic and bedside reference for the practicing nephrologist.
List of contents
Home Dialysis - Dialysis Modality Selection.- History of Home Hemodialysis.- Dialysis Adequacy.- Survival at Home.- Cardiovascular Outcomes associated with Frequent Hemodialysis.- Complications of Home Hemodialysis.- Vascular Access in Home Hemodialysis.- Patient Training and Preparation of the Home for Dialysis.- Technique Survival, Psychosocial Aspects, Respite Care, and Discontinuation in Home Hemodialysis.- Home Hemodialysis Program Development .- Water Treatment and Dialysate Production in the Home.- PEDIATRIC APPLICATIONS OF HOME HEMODIALYSIS.- Home Hemodialysis in the Elderly.- Fertility and Pregnancy Considerations for Patients on Home Hemodialysis.- International Applications of Home Hemodialysis: Barriers and How They Can Be Overcome.- HHD during a pandemic and disaster management.- GREEN NEPHROLOGY IN HOME HAEMODIALYSIS.- Anemia Management in Home Hemodialysis.- Home Dialysis - Chronic Kidney Disease and Mineral and Bone Metabolism.- Nutrition and Home Hemodialysis.
About the author
Ankur Shah M.D. FASN, FNKFAssistant Professor of Medicine, Clinician EducatorSection of Kidney Diseases and HypertensionDivision of Internal MedicineWarren Alpert Medical School of Brown UniversityProvidence, RIUSA
Edgar V. Lerma, MD, FACP, FASN, FAHA, FASH, FNLA, FNKF Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine Section of Nephrology Department of Medicine University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine/ Associates in Nephrology, S.C.Chicago, ILUSA
Anjay Rastogi, MD, PhDDirector | CORE Kidney ProgramProfessor and Clinical ChiefDivision of Nephrology | Department of Medicine David Geffen School of Medicine UCLAUCLA HealthLos Angeles, CAUSA
Summary
This book is a comprehensive reference to home dialysis. There is a great need for this resource, which spans the spectrum of learners from the medical student to the well-practiced attending physician. Recent texts that have been authored on the topic have focused on peritoneal dialysis, but often home hemodialysis is limited to a single chapter in a work on dialysis. This book addresses this gap and provides instruction on the rapidly expanding field of home hemodialysis for all levels of nephrologists.
The topics covered in this book include a survey of currently available technology, management of various complicating conditions, home hemodialysis program development, and patient training and home preparation. All chapters follow a consistent, easy-to-follow structure, which features a case presentation, didactics, and a visual abstract. Written by experts in the field, this book is both a didactic and bedside reference for the practicing nephrologist.
