Intermittent hemodialysis in terminal XXXX .

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Seven @entity1 with @entity177 underwent intermittent hemodialysis for five to 37 months (111 @entity1 -months on a twice-weekly basis) employing arteriovenous Teflon-Silastic cannulas and the modified two-layer Kiil hemodialyzer. A single-pass 37 degrees C. dialysate system has been used. One @entity1 died of an indirectly related cause. All other @entity1 have been successfully rehabilitated and now carry on normal activity of moderate sedentary type. Complications included recurring @entity281 and clotting of arteriovenous cannulas. @entity101 and @entity417 were common complications requiring careful control. @entity1897 was noted in five of the seven @entity1 but was of clinical significance in only one @entity1 . @entity730 , @entity170 and @entity1791 also occurred in this @entity1 . @entity10189 with @entity548 developed in two @entity1 . The degree of rehabilitation and psychological adjustment achieved by this group of @entity1 strongly indicates the need for expansion of dialysis facilities and further research into the medical and economic aspects of dialysis.
