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Incremental Hemodialysis as a Starting Way of Renal Replacement Therapy
The Hemodialysis Unit of the Hospital Ramon y Cajal is a pioneer in the implementation of a program of incremental hemodialysis, starting with two sessions a week in patients with residual renal function. The main objective is to compare whether the initiation of hemodialysis with two sessions a week over conventional pattern of initiation of three sessions a week better preserves residual renal function.
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