Pediatric Dialysis Case Studies: A Practical Guide to Patient Care

ISBN-13: 9783319855790 / Angielski / Miękka / 2018 / 351 str.

Bradley A. Warady; Franz Schaefer; Steven R. Alexander

Recenzje

"This book presents case-based synopses of dialysis-related pediatric nephrology topics. ... This is certainly an excellent guide for pediatric nephrology postgraduate trainees and also for pediatric dialysis professionals who wish to expand their knowledge base and their understanding the concepts behind standard-of-care pediatric dialysis techniques and protocols. ... This excellent case-based, patient care guide provides current standards of care and educational concepts behind pediatric dialysis practice. ... This is a very readable, current, and practical guide." (Aftab S. Chishti, Doody's Book Reviews, May, 2018)

Spis treści

Preface

1              Peritoneal Access

2              Peritoneal Equilibration Testing and Application

3              Peritoneal Dialysis Prescription

4              Dialysis During Infancy

5              Hypotension in Infants on Peritoneal Dialysis

6              Ethical Dialysis Decisions in Infants with End Stage Kidney Disease

7              Catheter Exit-site and Tunnel Infections

8              Peritonitis

9              Relapsing and Recurreny Peritonitis

10           Peritoneal Dialysis-Associated Hydrothorax and Hernia

11           Ultrafiltration Failure

12           Encapsulating Peritoneal Sclerosis

13           Difficult Vascular Access

14           Hemodialysis Prescription

15           Intensified Hemodialysis

16           Home Hemodialysis

17           Myocardial Stunning

18           Cather Related Blood Stream Infection

19           Intradialytic Hypotension: Potential Causes and Mediating Factors

20           Dialyzer Reaction

21           Nutritional Management of Infants on Dialysis

22           Nutritional Management of Children and Adolescents

23           Anemia

24           Chronic Kidney Disease: Mineral Bone Disorder

25           Growth Delay

26           Hypertension

27           Cardiovascular Disease

28           Sleep Disorders

29           Highly Sensitized Dialysis Patient

30           Health-Related Quality of Life in Youth on Dialysis

31           Non-adherence

32           Transition to Adult Care

33           Pregnancy in a Woman Approaching End Stage Kidney Disease

34           Withholding and Withdrawal of Dialysis

35           Does Peritoneal Dialysis (PD) Have a Role in the Management of Acute Kidney Injury (AKI)?

36           Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy and AKI

37           Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT) for a Neonate

38           Anticoagulation and CRRT

39           Extracorporeal Liver Dialysis in Children

40           Therapeutic Apheresis

41           Neonatal Hyperammonemia

42           Primary Hyperoxaluria

43           Intoxications

44           Acquired Cystic Kidney Disease

O autorze

Bradley A. Warady, MD

University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Medicine

Children’s Mercy Kansas City

Department of Pediatric Nephrology

Kansas City, Missouri, USA

 

Franz Schaefer, MD

Center for Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine

Division of Pediatric Nephrology

Heidelberg, Germany

 

Steven R. Alexander, MD

Division of Pediatric Nephrology

Department of Pediatrics

Stanford University School of Medicine

Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford

Stanford, California, USA

Blurb

Edited by the same team that developed the successful Pediatric Dialysis and its second edition, this text features clinical management principles that are integral to the care of children receiving chronic dialysis.  Each chapter is introduced by a case presentation that serves as the basis for key learning points that are clinically applicable and presented in a succinct manner.  The topics included in Pediatric Dialysis Case Studies cover virtually all aspects of pediatric dialysis care and represent the efforts of an international group of experts with firsthand clinical expertise from all disciplines represented in the pediatric dialysis team.  This resource is certain to help the clinician achieve improved outcomes for these often complex patients.