Thanks for this interesting case. More to come soon on the CBL (Case Based Learning) community forum. ------------------------------ Ingemar Davidson MD, PhD Kidney Academy Dallas, TX ------------------------------

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A point that I did not mention in my previous comments relates to the position of the cuff when placing a tunneled dialysis catheter. It is important to remember that every catheter that is inserted has to be removed. By placing the cuff no more than ...

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So we do somewhere over 300 accesses a year. I see a request for a specific access approximately once per month. Typically, it occurs in a patient that has prior failed access. A doc doing interventions on the prior access has told the nephrologist ...