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Hemodialysis Access Surveillance Evaluation Study
The purpose of the study is to learn if monitoring dialysis access blood flow during dialysis treatment with a transonic machine (an ultrasound technique) will prevent (or reduce) the development of dialysis access thrombosis (clotting). Investigators would like to study if monitoring with a specific technique called ultrasound dilution technique can help prevent problems with access when compared to what is the current standard of care for patients.
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