EVALUATION OF ULTRASOUND MEASUREMENT OF INFERIOR VENA CAVA DIAMETER IN ASSESSING DRY WEIGHT IN HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS
Haytham Ahmed Gaber;
Abstract
The post-dialysis body weight should ideally reflect a state of normohydration, defined as the dry weight of the patient. Many methods were used for assessment of dry weight:
1- Measurement of jugular venous pressure.
2- Absence of edema.
3- Measurement o
1- Measurement of jugular venous pressure.
2- Absence of edema.
3- Measurement o
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| Title | EVALUATION OF ULTRASOUND MEASUREMENT OF INFERIOR VENA CAVA DIAMETER IN ASSESSING DRY WEIGHT IN HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS | Authors | Haytham Ahmed Gaber | Keywords | EVALUATION OF ULTRASOUND MEASUREMENT OF INFERIOR VENA CAVA DIAMETER IN ASSESSING DRY WEIGHT IN HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS | Issue Date | 2001 | Description | The post-dialysis body weight should ideally reflect a state of normohydration, defined as the dry weight of the patient. Many methods were used for assessment of dry weight: 1- Measurement of jugular venous pressure. 2- Absence of edema. 3- Measurement o |
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