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Dialysis access surgeons: You’re ligating an AVF that is no longer needed, and is NOT infected, has no steal or high flow. What is your technique? Please explain. @robshahverdyan @ASDINNews @cfbechara @CKeithOzaki

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You have a patient w/ ESKD, 3-yr hx of PD and a recently failed kidney transplant. The patient has severe psoriasis and now needs an AV access. Surgeons 👋🏽 - does this give you pause? - influence your technique? - make you lean toward autogenous vs. prosthetic access?

At least make sure you’ve looked for this (and treat it):

If a dialysis catheter has required multiple exchanges for poor flow, and so you resort to placing this:

Thank you to @Renal_Ints for the thoughtful feature and fun caricature! Honored to be included among so many who are advancing the field of dialysis access. @RushUniversity @RushMedical @ASDINNews @RushKidney https://t.co/rp8U71miVH

Management of the Hemodialysis Patient with Catheter-Related Bloodstream (CRBSI) Infection ca. 2019 @nephrogeek1 @MikeAllonK360 #Nephpearls 👉🏼 https://t.co/VTt32zsclp

📣 Dialysis nurses, nephrologists and other HD Vascular Access enthusiasts - 4 w/o matured #Snuffbox #AVF - would you transpose, elevate, lipectomy, liposuction (whatever -bring the vein close to the skin), or leave it to nephrologist who insists they do cannulae deep veins?

Whether to do a venogram or not wasn’t really the point of this post. 😂 This patient had been on dialysis for nearly 10 years and had had PICC lines. In addition, some surgeons want one before they’re willing to operate.

Do you:

25 yo ESKD pt referred for eval for HD access after 9 yrs of PD & eventual sclerosing peritonitis. No previous AV access. - broke L arm at age 13 - not on tx list, so you want to start distal - you find a great cephalic vein - you see these: #orthotwitter @RenalFellowNtwk

Congratulations to the graduating @Rush_Nephrology fellows and 🙏🏾 to the dedicated renal faculty who teach and train them! 🎉

Endo approach to the stuck tunneled dialysis CVC. No 🔪 needed. • Amplatz safety guidewire through venous port & parked in IVC • Guidewire through arterial port w/ serial PTA using 5 x 4 Sterling from first rib/clav to venotomy • 🥁…..CVC out!

Seems that noting keloids on a patient isn’t a concern for some of you when planning an AV access. This is the same patient’s upper arm AVG. Exquisitely tender to touch. Abdominal keloids from incisional scars recently required excision & XRT. Thoughts now? #dermtwitter

Vascular access surgeons 🗣️: How does seeing these on the chest of an #ESRD patient with #CVC history change your approach to permanent AV access creation ? #nephtwitter

Huge congratulations @JochenReiser for this amazing award - for his enormous contributions to science, for developing new cures for kidney diseases, for promoting so many other scientists and professionals, and for his tireless advocacy of patients. So richly deserved! ⚡️🚀⭐️