PDI -- Table of Contents(2000, 20 [Suppl_2])

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Congresses

Historical Article

Articles

Clinical Trial

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Congresses

Proceedings of the 7th International Course on Peritoneal Dialysis. Vicenza, Italy, May 23-26, 2000: Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S1–184.

Historical Article

The Vicenza Peritoneal Dialysis Course: from origin to the new millennium: C Ronco
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S7–10. [PDF]

Articles

Effects of osmotic agents upon the in vivo exposed mesothelial monolayer: L Gotloib, A Shostak, V Wajsbrot
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S11–S14. [PDF]

Effect of high glucose on peritoneal mesothelial cell biology: H Ha and HB Lee
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S15–S18. [Abstract] [PDF]

Neoangiogenesis in the peritoneal membrane: RT Krediet, MM Zweers, AC van der Wal, DG Struijk
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S19–S25. [Abstract] [PDF]

Chemistry of glucose and biochemical pathways of biological interest: M Pischetsrieder
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S26–S30. [Abstract] [PDF]

Glucose degradation products: relationship with cell damage: J Witowski and A Jorres
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S31–S36. [PDF]

Strategies to reduce glucose exposure in peritoneal dialysis patients: CJ Holmes and TR Shockley
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S37–S41. [Abstract] [PDF]

Lactate-buffered and bicarbonate-buffered solutions with less glucose degradation products in a two-chamber system: J Passlick-Deetjen and C Lage
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S42–S47. [PDF]

Can we prevent the degradation of glucose in peritoneal dialysis solutions?: I Ledebo, A Wieslander, P Kjellstrand
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S48–S51. [PDF]

The dialysis outcomes quality initiative guidelines: a new standard for everybody?: J Burkart
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S52–S57. [PDF]

Urea is the best molecule to target adequacy of peritoneal dialysis: FA Gotch
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S58–S64. [Abstract] [PDF]

Creatinine is the best molecule to target adequacy of peritoneal dialysis: PG Blake
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S65–S69. [Abstract] [PDF]

Automated peritoneal dialysis: clinical prescription and technology: C Ronco, AS Kliger, G Amici, G Virga
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S70–S76. [PDF]

Solute kinetics in automated peritoneal dialysis: G Amici
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S77–S82. [PDF]

Optimization of fill volumes in automated peritoneal dialysis: PY Durand, P Balteau, J Chanliau, M Kessler
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S83–S88. [PDF]

Nightly intermittent peritoneal dialysis: targets and prescriptions: GM Gahl and A Jorres
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S89–S92. [Abstract] [PDF]

Continuous cycling peritoneal dialysis, PD plus, and high-flow automated peritoneal dialysis: a spectrum of therapies: JA Diaz-Buxo
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S93–S97. [PDF]

Advantages of tidal peritoneal dialysis: A Agrawal and KD Nolph
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S98–100. [Abstract] [PDF]

Sodium balance in automated peritoneal dialysis: DG Struijk and RT Krediet
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S101–S105. [PDF]

Description and clinical outcomes of peritoneal dialysis: analyses from the United States Renal Data System: FK Port
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S114–S117. [Abstract] [PDF]

The European Registry: where do we stand?: KJ Jager, PC van Dijk, FW Dekker, R Cornet, RT Krediet, JD Briggs
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S118–S120. [PDF]

Long-term peritoneal dialysis outcome in a single center: GC Cancarini, M Sandrini, V Vizzardi, P Scaini, S Mombelloni, A Pola, R Maiorca
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S121–S126. [PDF]

Patients on chronic peritoneal dialysis for ten years or more in North America: S Maitra, J Burkart, A Fine, S Prichard, J Bernardini, KK Jindal, DG Oreopoulos
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S127–S133. [Abstract] [PDF]

The role of peritoneal dialysis as first modality in an integrative approach to patients with end-stage renal disease: N Lameire, W Van Biesen, R Vanholder
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S134–S141. [PDF]

Initiation of dialysis: current trends and the case for timely initiation: GT Obrador and BJ Pereira
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S142–S149. [PDF]

L-carnitine and peritoneal dialysis: JF Winchester
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S150–S153. [PDF]

Major and minor risk factors for cardiovascular disease in peritoneal dialysis: S Prichard
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S154–S159. [Abstract] [PDF]

Management of high peritoneal transporters: A Agrawal and KD Nolph
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S160–S165. [Abstract] [PDF]

Use of amino acids in peritoneal dialysis solutions: M Bruno, P Gabella, A Ramello
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S166–S171. [PDF]

Continuous-flow peritoneal dialysis: R Amerling, C Ronco, NW Levin
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S172–S177. [PDF]

Erythropoietin therapy in peritoneal dialysis patients: AT Morris and C Ronco
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S178–S182. [PDF]

Clinical Trial

Assessment of the effectiveness, safety, and biocompatibility of icodextrin in automated peritoneal dialysis. The Dextrin in APD in Amsterdam (DIANA) Group: N Posthuma, PM ter Wee, AJ Donker, PL Oe, EM Peers, HA Verbrugh
Perit Dial Int 2000 20: S106–S113. [Abstract] [PDF]

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