Effect of 3 different types of hemodialysis methods in prevention of intradialytic hypotension
MA Jie-ku
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MA Jie-ku
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Objective: To explore the methods to prevent intradialytic hypotension in hemodialysis. Methods: Self-comparation was done in 18 cases of maintenance hemodialysis with usual hypotension episodes during hemodialysis. Each patient undergoing standard hemodialysis for two weeks was subjected to the another three test protocols such as high sodium dialysis, sodium profiled Nol-ultrafiltration profiled dialysis, blood volume monitor dialysis for each of two weeks. Results: Frequency of hypotension and nursing treatment episodes were siginificantly less in sodium profiled No 1-ultrafiltration profiled dialysis and blood volume monitor dialysis than that of standard hemodialysis, there was no sigmificant differen in high sodium dialysis. Conclusion: For patient of hypotension susceptibility patients, sodium profiled No 1-ultrafiltration profiled dialysis and blood volume monitor dialysis are more effective than that of high sodium dialysis.
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Objective: To explore the methods to prevent intradialytic hypotension in hemodialysis. Methods: Self-comparation was done in 18 cases of maintenance hemodialysis with usual hypotension episodes during hemodialysis. Each patient undergoing standard hemodialysis for two weeks was subjected to the another three test protocols such as high sodium dialysis, sodium profiled Nol-ultrafiltration profiled dialysis, blood volume monitor dialysis for each of two weeks. Results: Frequency of hypotension and nursing treatment episodes were siginificantly less in sodium profiled No 1-ultrafiltration profiled dialysis and blood volume monitor dialysis than that of standard hemodialysis, there was no sigmificant differen in high sodium dialysis. Conclusion: For patient of hypotension susceptibility patients, sodium profiled No 1-ultrafiltration profiled dialysis and blood volume monitor dialysis are more effective than that of high sodium dialysis.
Key concepts: Medicine, Hemodialysis, Dialysis, Ultrafiltration (renal), Blood volume, Sodium, Anesthesia, Surgery