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Effects of Postdilution Online Hemodiafiltration With AcEtate-free Citrate dialySis Fluid on Inflammation Markers
The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect and timing of action on the inflammatory state of a acetate-free containing citrate concentrate (Cit-, 1 mM Citrate) in online postidultion HDF with high volumes compared to traditional concentrated (Ac-, 3 mM of acetate ) in the medium term. In addition, the study will evaluate other parameters of efficiency dialysis, cardiovascular stability, the safety of the concentrate with regard to bone metabolism and vessel calcification in the medium term.
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