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Is there a rationale for rationing chronic dialysis? : A hospital based cohort study of factors affecting survival and morbidity
Chandna, S.M.; Schulz, J.; Lawrence, C.; Greenwood, R.N.; Farrington, Ken (1999-01-23)Objectives To determine factors influencing survival and need for hospitalisation in patients needing dialysis, and to define the potential basis for rationing access to renal replacement therapy. Design Hospital based ... -
Lack of awareness of kidney complications despite familiarity with diabetes : a multi-ethnic qualitative study
Wilkinson, E.; Randhawa, G.; Farrington, Ken; Greenwood, R.N.; Feehally, J.; Choi, P.; Lightstone, L. (2011)Background: Comparing South Asians with White Europeans and examining the cultural context of any observed differences is a necessary step in achieving culturally competent services and in helping to reduce inequalities ... -
Long-Term Outcomes in Online Hemodiafiltration and High-Flux Hemodialysis : A Comparative Analysis
Vilar, Enric; Fry, A.C.; Wellsted, D.; Tattersall, J.E.; Greenwood, R.N.; Farrington, Ken (2009)Background and objectives: Theoretical advantages exist of online hemodiafiltration (HDF) over high-flux hemodialysis (HD), but outcome data are scarce. Our objective was to compare outcomes between these modalities. Design, ... -
Optimizing home dialysis : role of hemodiafiltration
Vilar, Enric; Farrington, Ken; Bates, C.; Mumford, C.; Greenwood, R.N. (2011)Over the last 40 years the technical obstacles which prevented a convective contribution to diffusive dialysis have been overcome. Hemodiafiltration represents a natural evolution of intermittent extracorporeal blood ... -
Residual renal function improves outcome in incremental haemodialysis despite reduced dialysis dose
Vilar, Enric; Wellsted, D.; Chandna, S.M.; Greenwood, R.N.; Farrington, Ken (2009-02-24)Background and Methods. The importance of residual renal function is well recognized in peritoneal dialysis but its role in haemodialysis (HD) has received much less attention. We studied 650 incident patients in our ...