Table of Contents
Volume 2 - Issue 1
May 2000

Editors' Note

Carl Kjellstrand, MD, PhD: Architect of the Dialysis "Unphysiology" Concept Zbylut J. Twardowski

We Do Not Offer Physiologic Hemodialysis, and Our Patients Suffer Carl M. Kjellstrand

Hemodialysis Kinetics: There is More than Kt/V Willian R. Clark

What Went Wrong with Hemodialysis in the US? Zbylut J. Twardowski

Battle of the Giants: Kt/V is Flawed - Kt Should not be Scaled to V Thomas A. Depner

Anticoagulation for Hemodialysis Andrew Davenport

Successful Home Hemodialysis: Practical Suggestions and Shared Experience Paul Heidenheim and Robert s. Lockridge, Jr.

Disease Management for Dialysis Patients: Improving Outcomes with Intensified Dialysis Allen R. Nissenson

Proper Reuse of Dialyzers Is Safe and Effective John C. Van Stone

The Art of Access Cannulation: Teaching and Learning Lesley C. Dinwiddie

Patients' Perspectives: What do the Patients need to hear to Convince them that more frequemt or longer dialysis is worth it? Peter Lundin

Do You Have What It Takes for a Successful Home Hemodialysis Program? Leonor Ponferrada

Intravenous Catheters Are Here to Stay Zbylut J. Twardowski

The 6th International Symposium on Home Hemodialysis Continues to Grow

Society for Diagnostic and Interventional Nephrology Founded in San Francisco

Access Preservation and Other Innovations for Home Hemodialysis Rajiv Saran and Jules Traeger

International Society for Hemodialysis Founded in San Francisco