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The relation ship analysis between decreasing blood flow of access and Kt/V and urea reduction ratio of chronic maintenance hemodialysis patients

Znao Qingyi

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Objective To understand the effect of blood flows o n dialysis adequacy by measuring blood flow of access,Kt/V and urea reduction ra tio (URR) of maintenance hemodialysis patients. Methods The blood flow of access, Kt/V and URR at the beginning of one hemodialysis session were observed and calculated. The relationship betwe en the blood flow of access and Kt/V and URR were analyzed. Results We found that there was a significant positive correla tion between the blood flow of access and Kt/V and URR (r1=0.448, P0.00 1; r2=0.413,P0.001 respectively). As the blood flow red uced from 300 ml/min to 200 ml/min, Kt/V and URR reduced from 1.33±0.33、(68.19 ±8.86)% to 0.99±0.31、(58.59±13.19)% respectively, reduced 25.56%、14.08%. Conclusion The blood flow of access of the chronic maintenance hemodialysis patients is a valuable index of the hemodialysis quality.

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Objective To understand the effect of blood flows o n dialysis adequacy by measuring blood flow of access,Kt/V and urea reduction ra tio (URR) of maintenance hemodialysis patients. Methods The blood flow of access, Kt/V and URR at the beginning of one hemodialysis session were observed and calculated. The relationship betwe en the blood flow of access and Kt/V and URR were analyzed. Results We found that there was a significant positive correla tion between the blood flow of access and Kt/V and URR (r1=0.448, P0.00 1; r2=0.413,P0.001 respectively). As the blood flow red uced from 300 ml/min to 200 ml/min, Kt/V and URR reduced from 1.33±0.33、(68.19 ±8.86)% to 0.99±0.31、(58.59±13.19)% respectively, reduced 25.56%、14.08%. Conclusion The blood flow of access of the chronic maintenance hemodialysis patients is a valuable index of the hemodialysis quality.

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Objective To understand the effect of blood flows o n dialysis adequacy by measuring blood flow of access,Kt/V and urea reduction ra tio (URR) of maintenance hemodialysis patients. Methods The blood flow of access, Kt/V and URR at the beginning of one hemodialysis session were observed and calculated. The relationship betwe en the blood flow of access and Kt/V and URR were analyzed. Results We found that there was a significant positive correla tion between the blood flow of access and Kt/V and URR (r1=0.448, P0.00 1; r2=0.413,P0.001 respectively). As the blood flow red uced from 300 ml/min to 200 ml/min, Kt/V and URR reduced from 1.33±0.33、(68.19 ±8.86)% to 0.99±0.31、(58.59±13.19)% respectively, reduced 25.56%、14.08%. Conclusion The blood flow of access of the chronic maintenance hemodialysis patients is a valuable index of the hemodialysis quality.

Key concepts: Medicine, Hemodialysis, Kt/V, Blood flow, Dialysis, Urea, Urology, Internal medicine

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