Hemodialyse en andere technieken: Richtlijnen voor de praktijk

F. F T Ververs; T. J M Tobé; J. Meulenbelt

Hemodialyse en andere technieken: Richtlijnen voor de praktijk

Translated title of the contribution: Guidelines for practice. Haemodialysis and similar techniques

F. F T Ververs^*, T. J M Tobé, J. Meulenbelt

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Abstract

The indication for extracorporeal removal of toxic substances is restricted to situations where symptomatic treatment is not sufficient. In order to be dialyzable, a toxic agent must be largely unbound and water soluble and must have a low molecular weight and a small volume of distribution. Unfortunately, this is not the case with most drugs used in psychiatric patients. Haemodialysis is preferred over haemofiltration. For few specific drugs haemoperfusion is the most effective technique.

Translated title of the contribution	Guidelines for practice. Haemodialysis and similar techniques
Original language	Dutch
Pages (from-to)	20-25
Number of pages	6
Journal	Pharmaceutisch Weekblad
Volume	138
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - 3 Jan 2003

Keywords

Hemofiltration
Hemoperfusion
Poisoning
Renal dialysis

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