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A Global Perspective on Dialysis Access

Ingemar A. Davidson, MD, PhD, discusses the differences in end-stage renal disease treatment around the globe and how practitioners can join forces to provide the best care possible.

CHIEF MEDICAL EDITOR'S PAGE: Hemodialysis Access: A Cinderella Story

By Bart L. Dolmatch, MD, and Ingemar A. Davidson, MD, PhD, Guest Chief Medical Editors

Can Your Center Improve Dialysis Access Delivery?

Algorithms for dialysis modality selection and tips for enhancing the way your facility treats dialysis patients.

By Ingemar A. Davidson, MD, PHD; Bart L. Dolmatch, MD; Maurizio Galliene, MD; Ramesh Saxena, MD, PHD; and Douglas Slakey, MD, MPH

Chief Medical Editor's Page

By Bart L. Dolmatch, MD

A Roundtable on Chronic Dialysis

What are your options for patients with limited access availability? A multispecialty panel weighs in.

By Bart Dolmatch, MD; Jack Work, MD; and Ingemar Davidson, MD, PhD

Determining the Right Dialysis Access for Every Patient

Where do we have data to form an algorithm, and what do we do when we don't?

By Ingemar Davidson, MD, PhD, FACS, and Bart Dolmatch, MD

An Interview With Bart Dolmatch, MD

Radiologist Bart Dolmatch, MD, shares the unique aspects of the CiDA meeting and offers advice to those considering adding dialysis access management to their practice.

By Bart Dolmatch, MD

Modified Seldinger Peritoneal Dialysis Catheter Insertion: A Game Changer in Renal Replacement Therapy

A step-by-step review of the modified Seldinger peritoneal dialysis technique.

By Jan “John” Swinnen, MD, FRACS (Gen), FRACS (Vasc), DDU (Vasc); Ingemar Davidson, MD, PhD; and Luke Baker, MBBS, FRANZCR, EBIR

Refining Techniques in Dialysis Access

Plus, a series of articles reviewing current topics in acute ischemic stroke.

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

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

Training the Next Generation of AV Access Specialists: Necessary Skills, Expertise, and Settings

Dr. Davidson provides his perspective on the dialysis access education landscape.

With Ingemar Davidson, MD, PhD, FACS

Dialysis Catheter Placement and Selection Based on the Right Atrium

How to choose the right catheter tip for optimal performance in different anatomic right atria configurations.

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

Training in Dialysis Access: Where to Get It and Why We Need It

Society meetings, live conferences, simulated training, and online resources are invaluable tools for patient-centered and value-based care.

By Therese A. Wykoff, MS; Gerald Beathard, MD, PhD; Ingemar Davidson, MD, PhD; Bart Dolmatch, MD, FSIR; Maurizio Gallieni, MD; Nicholas Inston, MD, PhD; Ngoh Chin Liew, MD; Richard F. Neville, MD, FACS; Billy Nolen, Captain; John Ross, MD; and Douglas Slakey, MD

An Opportunity to Look Into the Future of Hemodialysis
Access

By Bart Dolmatch, MD, FSIR

Managing Dialysis Access

By Barry T. Katzen, MD, Chief Medical Editor

The Future of Dialysis Access Is Now

By Bart Dolmatch, MD, FSIR, and Monnie Wasse, MD, MPH, FASN

Dialogues in Dialysis Access

By Bart Dolmatch, MD, FSIR