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Analysis supports transhepatic catheters for dialysis in patients lacking access, indicating potential for improved functionality.
Our study supports transhepatic hemodialysis catheters as a viable option for patients with no other access options, showing good long-term functionality, low infection rates, and reasonable dialysis adequacy. Thrombosis remains a significant challenge, necessitating better maintenance, monitoring, and further research to improve outcomes.
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