Vein preservation using wristbands in patients with chronic kidney disease

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Vein preservation using wristbands in patients with chronic kidney disease. / Hjelde, Nina; Williams, Dean; Monteiro, Anna et al.
Yn: British Journal of Renal Medicine, Cyfrol 20, Rhif 2, 01.06.2015, t. 47-50.

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Hjelde, N, Williams, D, Monteiro, A & Ntambwe, I 2015, 'Vein preservation using wristbands in patients with chronic kidney disease', British Journal of Renal Medicine, cyfrol. 20, rhif 2, tt. 47-50.

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Hjelde, N., Williams, D., Monteiro, A., & Ntambwe, I. (2015). Vein preservation using wristbands in patients with chronic kidney disease. British Journal of Renal Medicine, 20(2), 47-50.

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Hjelde N, Williams D, Monteiro A, Ntambwe I. 2015. Vein preservation using wristbands in patients with chronic kidney disease. British Journal of Renal Medicine. 20(2):47-50.

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Hjelde, Nina et al. "Vein preservation using wristbands in patients with chronic kidney disease". British Journal of Renal Medicine. 2015, 20(2). 47-50.

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Hjelde N, Williams D, Monteiro A, Ntambwe I. Vein preservation using wristbands in patients with chronic kidney disease. British Journal of Renal Medicine. 2015 Meh 1;20(2):47-50.

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Hjelde, Nina ; Williams, Dean ; Monteiro, Anna et al. / Vein preservation using wristbands in patients with chronic kidney disease. Yn: British Journal of Renal Medicine. 2015 ; Cyfrol 20, Rhif 2. tt. 47-50.

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TY - JOUR

T1 - Vein preservation using wristbands in patients with chronic kidney disease

AU - Hjelde, Nina

AU - Williams, Dean

AU - Monteiro, Anna

AU - Ntambwe, Ives

PY - 2015/6/1

Y1 - 2015/6/1

N2 - The gold standard vascular access for haemodialysis is an arteriovenous fistula (AVF). Early referral to the vascular team is encouraged, as the process of counselling and creation of an effective fistula can be time consuming. Vein preservation in patients with end-stage chronic kidney disease is threatened by the need for careful monitoring of blood biochemistry and intravenous access for concurrent conditions. Cannulation can be particularly disruptive to vein integrity, and it is recognised that protection from unnecessary venepuncture in the upper limb identified for AVF creation is important. The most useful veins for AVF creation are the cephalic vein, in the forearm and wrist, and the veins of the antecubital fossa; the same veins favoured for venepuncture and cannula placement.

AB - The gold standard vascular access for haemodialysis is an arteriovenous fistula (AVF). Early referral to the vascular team is encouraged, as the process of counselling and creation of an effective fistula can be time consuming. Vein preservation in patients with end-stage chronic kidney disease is threatened by the need for careful monitoring of blood biochemistry and intravenous access for concurrent conditions. Cannulation can be particularly disruptive to vein integrity, and it is recognised that protection from unnecessary venepuncture in the upper limb identified for AVF creation is important. The most useful veins for AVF creation are the cephalic vein, in the forearm and wrist, and the veins of the antecubital fossa; the same veins favoured for venepuncture and cannula placement.

M3 - Article

VL - 20

SP - 47

EP - 50

JO - British Journal of Renal Medicine

JF - British Journal of Renal Medicine

SN - 1365-5604

IS - 2

ER -