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January 29, 2026Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health

My Journey Through Two Decades of Emergency-Only Dialysis in Houston, Texas

Rajeev Raghavan

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Emergency dialysis has significantly impacted patient outcomes in Houston, especially for chronic kidney disease.
Over two decades, access to renal replacement therapy has evolved with community engagement and healthcare policies.
Retrospective analysis of patients receiving emergency dialysis showcases trends and challenges faced in healthcare delivery.
Findings underscore the need for better healthcare access and planning for chronic kidney disease patients.

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Observational analysis highlights patient outcomes related to emergency dialysis in Houston, suggesting improvements in healthcare access.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75e31c6e9836116a289bb https://doi.org/10.1007/s10903-026-01856-5

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