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Dialysis: Improving Outcomes and Choices

Mitchell H. Rosner, MD, Associate Professor of Medicine, University of Virginia Health System, discusses the epidemic of end-stage renal disease and the management options for the 450,000 patients in the United States who require some form of renal support.

References and Resources
Schatell D, Alt PS. Dialysis options education: is ‘modality neutrality’ fair to patients? Nephrol News Issues. 2008 Dec;22(13):24, 26-7. Review. No abstract available.

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