June 2014 Issue - Endovascular Today

Table of Contents

Issue

June 2014

Dialysis Access

What Not to Do

Supplement

AV Access

Creation to Revision

In This Issue

Guest Chief Medical Editor's Page

Avoiding Common Mistakes in Dialysis Access Intervention

By Bart Dolmatch, MD

Cover Stories

Who Shouldn't Get a Percutaneous PD Catheter?

Improving clinical outcomes with optimal patient selection and percutaneous techniques for peritoneal dialysis.

By Peter B. Hathaway, MD, and Terrence Bjordahl, MD

When Not to Perform Percutaneous Thrombectomy of a Clotted Native Fistula

Ten scenarios in which this therapy may not be the best option for hemodialysis fistula treatment.

By Jonas W. Redmond, MD, and Timothy W.I. Clark, MD, FSIR

How Not to Evaluate and Treat the Immature AVF

Practical steps and tips for navigating the evaluation and treatment decisions for immature arteriovenous fistulas.

By Bart Dolmatch, MD, FSIR

To Train or Not to Train the Dialysis Access Team

How to implement a successful team-based strategy and avoid the pitfalls of ineffective training.

By John R. Ross, MD; Ingemar Davidson, MD, PhD; Michael Gallichio, MD; and Douglas Slakey, MD, MPH

When Is Opening an Outpatient Access Center a Bad Decision?

Jeffrey G. Hoggard, MD, discusses what it takes to prevent an outpatient facility from failing and how providing quality care leads to success and more patient referrals.

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June 2014 Supplement

AV Access

Creation to Revision

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