Titlebook: CAPD/CCPD in Children; Richard N. Fine (Professor and Chairman),Steven R. Book 1998Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media New York

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r the treatment of children with end-stage renal disease(ESRD). The development of continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis(APD) has facilitated the provision of prolonged dialysis to infants,children and adolescents and has provided pediatric nephrologistsworldwide with a real opportunity to admin

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Heinz Ahn,Marcel Clermont,Rainer Sourent increase in morbidity and mortality would occur. Thus, dialysis adequacy refers to the minimally acceptable dose of dialysis, and should not be mixed up with “optimal” dialysis, i.e. the dose of blood purification beyond which no further improvement in the patient’s clinical wellbeing can be achieved.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-67889-3in recent years (6,7,8,9.10). Pediatric Peritoneal Dialysis has been used in Argentina for the treatment of children with acute renal failure since 1960 (11). The first pediatric CAPD program was initiated in 1980 (12) and our group has since treated over one hundred children with this technique.

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The Japanese Experience with CAPD/CCPD in Children,for all ESRD children have been reported in the USA,. Canada,. Europe,. including Italy,. and Australia and New Zealand.. In Japan, similar registry data on children undergoing chronic peritoneal dialysis have been compiled from the work of the Pediatric Peritoneal Dialysis Conference (Japan) since 1986..

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Transplantation of the Pediatric CAPD/CCPD Patient,ommercially prepared peritoneal dialysate solutions and a closed system of infusion and drainage (4). In the 1960’s, the development of automated delivery systems and of a permanent peritoneal access catheter allowed adults with chronic renal failure to be treated with intermittent PD (5–7).

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Peritoneal Equilibration Test in Children,, or average transporter. This classification can be used to predict the patients response to different dialysis schedules and thus make it possible to best meet an individual patient’s dialysis needs.

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Adequacy of Peritoneal Dialysis in Children,t increase in morbidity and mortality would occur. Thus, dialysis adequacy refers to the minimally acceptable dose of dialysis, and should not be mixed up with “optimal” dialysis, i.e. the dose of blood purification beyond which no further improvement in the patient’s clinical wellbeing can be achieved.