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Glucose tolerance in patients on haemodialysis, sequential ultrafiltration and dialysis and haemofiltration
Geronemus R; von Albertini B; Glabman S; Kahn T; Rayfield E; Bosch JP
PMID: 398528
ISSN: 0071-2736
CID: 9220
Clinical trial of maintenance sequential ultrafiltration and dialysis (UFD)
Glabman S; Geronemus R; von Albertini B; Kahn T; Moutoussis G; Bosch JP
Because of its better tolerance, sequential ultrafiltration and dialysis may be useful for intermittent fluid removal in dialysis patients. It offers no major clinical benefits as a chronic form of therapy and may be deleterious for some parameters
PMID: 392880
ISSN: 0066-0078
CID: 9221
Enhanced small molecular clearance in hemofiltration
Geronemus R; von Albertini B; Glabman S; Lysaght M; Kahn T; Bosch JP
PMID: 756037
ISSN: 0094-6044
CID: 9222
Urea kinetics in hemodialysis, hemofiltration, and sequential ultrafiltration and dialysis
Bosch JP; Geronemus R; von Albertini B; Miller T; Kahn T; Glabman S
PMID: 756036
ISSN: 0094-6044
CID: 9223
High flux hemofiltration
Bosch JP; Geronemus R; Glabman S; Lysaght M; Kahn T; von Albertini B
Experiments were performed using a new hollow fiber hemofilter. Ultrafiltration rates and whole blood urea clearances were measured in post-dilution hemofiltration. High ultrafiltration rates were obtained with the new hemofilter. No adverse effects were detected despite filtration fractions above 45%. These experiments suggest that it is possible in post-dilution hemofiltration to obtain small solute clearances comparable to those of hemodialysis without apparent deleterious effects.
PMID: 743001
ISSN: 0160-564x
CID: 9224
Streptokinase clot lysis time in patients with ruptured intracranial aneurysms
Geronemus R; Herz DA; Shulman K
PMID: 4814382
ISSN: 0022-3085
CID: 9225