Transition from Convention al Hemodialysis to Incremental Hemodialysis in a Patient with Stage V Chronic Kidney Disease – A Case Report

Luçiano Balilaj; Jerina Jaho; Alkid Dapaj; Jerina Pazaj; A Bulla

doi:10.63871/unvl.jsuv1.1.5

September 15, 2025

Transition from Convention al Hemodialysis to Incremental Hemodialysis in a Patient with Stage V Chronic Kidney Disease – A Case Report

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Transitioning to incremental hemodialysis improved patient care and outcomes.
Dialysis adequacy was notably high with spKt/V levels between 1.40 and 1.78.
The patient maintained stable hemoglobin levels, averaging around 10.0 to 11.2 g/dL.
Minimal weight gains during dialysis sessions indicate efficient fluid management.

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Case report shows transition to incremental hemodialysis improves outcomes in a patient with chronic kidney disease, indicating better management of residual kidney function.

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