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[Hemodialysis--the arteriovenous fistula, distal to the wrist joint].

F. Harder, P Tondelli, Haenel Af

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The arterio-venous fistula distal to the proc. styloides radii in the "tabatière" offers a most useful additional and very peripheral vascular access for chronic hemodialysis. It in no way compromises the further construction of arteriovenous anastomoses in be forearm in fistula failure. The results of 26 such fistulas are reported.

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The arterio-venous fistula distal to the proc. styloides radii in the "tabatière" offers a most useful additional and very peripheral vascular access for chronic hemodialysis. It in no way compromises the further construction of arteriovenous anastomoses in be forearm in fistula failure. The results of 26 such fistulas are reported.

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The arterio-venous fistula distal to the proc. styloides radii in the "tabatière" offers a most useful additional and very peripheral vascular access for chronic hemodialysis. It in no way compromises the further construction of arteriovenous anastomoses in be forearm in fistula failure. The results of 26 such fistulas are reported.

Key concepts: Arteriovenous fistula, Hemodialysis, Forearm, Wrist, Medicine, Fistula, Chronic renal failure, Anastomosis

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