Clinical Dialysis, Fourth Edition: Edition 4
Allen R. Nissenson · Richard N. Fine
Mar 2005 · McGraw Hill Professional
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The best reference on end-stage renal disease! This authoritative resource has been thoroughly revised for physicians caring for the rapidly growing population of renal patients, in an expanding number of dialysis centers. Written by world-class experts, it provides coverage of essential new techniques in peritoneal dialysis, home dialysis, pediatric dialysis, and more.
The best reference on end-stage renal disease! This authoritative resource has been thoroughly revised for physicians caring for the rapidly growing population of renal patients, in an expanding number of dialysis centers. Written by world-class experts, it provides coverage of essential new tech...
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Cover image Title Page Copyright Dedication Contributors Preface Section I Demographics Chapter 1 Demographics of the End-Stage
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Allen R. Nissenson, MD, University of California, Los Angeles, CA
Richard N. Fine, MD, State University of New York, Stony Brook, NY
Drs. Nissenson and Fine are known internationally for their work in dialysis and have pioneered a number of technical and clinical advances. Dr. Fine invented the first machine capable of providing hemodialysis to children.
Allen R. Nissenson, MD, University of California, Los Angeles, CA
Richard N. Fine, MD, State University of New York, Stony Brook, NY
Drs. Nissenson and Fine are known internationally for their work in dialysis and have pioneered a number of technical and clinical advances. Dr. Fine invented the f...
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