Several periods of haemodialysis were required before the patient could be discharged, but this proved possible after several weeks of hospitalisation.
Patient satisfaction with care and behavioural compliance in end-stage renal disease patients treated with haemodialysis.
However, haemodialysis can contribute to bleeding, activating platelets by contact between blood and artificial surfaces.
Haemodialysis was excluded from the multivariate analysis because only 0.7% of tested veterans reported this risk factor.
She was hospitalized for 16 days, necessitated haemodialysis, and made a full recovery.
Other methods involve warmed intravenous fluids, peritoneal or haemodialysis dialysis and, in very severe cases, cardiopulmonary bypass.
Patients are routinely treated with peritoneal dialysis or haemodialysis.
Given the high incidence of renal damage, however, a significant proportion of patients requires haemodialysis.
