Kidney disease
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General Hospital
Children's Hospital and Woman's Hospital
Cross-departmental services
Description
There are three different levels of treatment:
a) medical, with the use of medication or hormones to substitute the alterations mentioned. A diet that creates little urea or that contains low levels of potassium, drugs to control excess or lack of sodium, potassium, calcium, phosphorus, magnesium or acidity. And medication to treat anaemia.
b) extrarenal purification methods: haemodialysis (passing the blood through an external circuit to purify it and filter out toxic substances using a suitable filter), and peritoneal dialysis, during which a solution is circulated inside the patient's peritoneal cavity and is then extracted, taking the toxic substances usually expelled through urine with it.
c) kidney transplant from a living or deceased donor. In this instance, the new kidney takes over the functions of the diseased kidney. How long a kidney graft lasts varies and relies on controlling episodes of organ rejection that may occur after transplant. A young patient with kidney insufficiency may require more than one kidney transplant over their lifetime, although the useful life of these grafts is increasing day by day thanks to new immunosuppressant drugs.
Seron Micas
Amat Huerta
de Torres Ramírez
Ramos Oliver
Reimundo Díaz -Fierros
Peg Cámara
Montecino Romanini
Reques Llanos
Iglesias Felip
Navarro Jiménez
Vilalta Casas
Martínez Sáez
Sansano Valero
