Vascular Disease in Women an Overview of the Literature and Treatment Recommendations
Women and hemodialysis access: What we still do not know
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Brown, S; Minc, S
January 1, 2021
There exist significant gender-related disparities in the management and outcomes of women with end-stage renal disease (ESRD). These disparities are poorly understood and require additional research to be properly addressed. In this chapter, we will discuss gender-related disparities in ESRD in the following areas: hemodialysis access, patient survival, psychosocial stressors, and access to transplant.
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Brown, S., & Minc, S. (2021). Women and hemodialysis access: What we still do not know. In Vascular Disease in Women an Overview of the Literature and Treatment Recommendations (pp. 113–119). https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-822959-0.00035-3
Brown, S., and S. Minc. “Women and hemodialysis access: What we still do not know.” In Vascular Disease in Women an Overview of the Literature and Treatment Recommendations, 113–19, 2021. https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-822959-0.00035-3.
Brown S, Minc S. Women and hemodialysis access: What we still do not know. In: Vascular Disease in Women an Overview of the Literature and Treatment Recommendations. 2021. p. 113–9.
Brown, S., and S. Minc. “Women and hemodialysis access: What we still do not know.” Vascular Disease in Women an Overview of the Literature and Treatment Recommendations, 2021, pp. 113–19. Scopus, doi:10.1016/B978-0-12-822959-0.00035-3.
Brown S, Minc S. Women and hemodialysis access: What we still do not know. Vascular Disease in Women an Overview of the Literature and Treatment Recommendations. 2021. p. 113–119.