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Cécile Courivaud¹

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Incremental hemodialysis tailors treatment to individual residual kidney function, potentially improving survival and quality of life. This approach offers a personalized dialysis dose, reducing frequency and enhancing patient outcomes.

Keywords:

Adequacy Adéquation Fonction rénale résiduelle Haemodialysis Hémodialyse Residual kidney function

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Area of Science:

Nephrology
Renal Medicine
Dialysis Therapy

Background:

Standard hemodialysis often uses a fixed three-session weekly regimen irrespective of remaining kidney function.
Residual kidney function plays a crucial role in patient outcomes and can be preserved with tailored dialysis strategies.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce and define incremental hemodialysis as a patient-specific therapeutic strategy.
To highlight the benefits of incremental hemodialysis in preserving residual kidney function and improving patient well-being.

Main Methods:

Incremental hemodialysis adjusts dialysis dose and frequency based on individual residual kidney function.
The strategy aims to achieve the recommended total clearance (renal + hemodialysis) of weekly Standard Kt/V urea > 2.3 volumes.

Main Results:

Allows for a lower dialysis dose and frequency in patients with residual kidney function.
Potential for improved patient survival, enhanced quality of life, and preservation of vascular access.

Conclusions:

Incremental hemodialysis offers a personalized approach to optimize treatment for patients with residual kidney function.
While logistical challenges exist, upcoming software aims to simplify and improve the management of this innovative prescription.