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A Study Evaluating the Association of Inflammation With Hemodialysis Access Type
To determine if the type of hemodialysis vascular access correlates with markers of inflammation, namely C-reactive protein and interleukin-6, and with both access and patient survival in the end stage renal disease population.
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