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== Access monitoring == * Indications for further evaluation: ** Access flow <600mL/min ** Access flow <1000mL/min which has decreased by 25% over 4 months ** Static venous dialysis pressures (more useful with prosthetic access): *** Dialysis pump turned off, and the circuit is allowed to equilibrate. The venous (efferent) needle pressure is used as the static venous pressure. *** Venous pressure >50% of the mean arterial pressure are abnormal *** Trend is more important than absolute value in most cases ** Arm oedema/altered characteristics of access thrill/prolonged bleeding after needle removal ** Any abnormalities noted on fistulogram ** Limited urea clearance with dialysis *** Kt/V (K is rate of clearance of urea, t is duration of dialysis, V is the patient's urea distribution volume) should be >1.2
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