Are antiseptic-coated central venous catheters effective in a real-world setting?
Antiseptic-coated catheters appear to be clinically effective and economically efficient in a real-world setting.
We concluded that maximal hydration with H and D40 colloid deteriorated postoperative graft function after RT. We believe that in the future the effects of any colloid solution should be tested in an animal model in the fashion as we have described, in order to know which one, and at what dose, is the safest to improve kidney allograft outcome.