• Hospital Infections Program - Dialysis
• Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report
• Viral Hepatitis

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This widely-utilized reference provides concise, easy-to-use information on the dialyzability of drugs in patients receiving hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis. This annual publication is available in a pocket guide or wall chart format.

Dialysis of Drugs is provided in the U.S. as an educational service by Bone Care International.

This pocket-sized booklet provides information about many aspects of drug use in peritoneal dialysis (PD) patients. Text and tables provide reference about pharmacokinetic principles in PD, stability of medication additives to PD solutions and dosing of antibiotics for peritonitis and exit site infections. In addition, reference is provided for intraperitoneal administration of medications intended for a systemic effect.

Peritoneal Dialysis 2004: A Guide to Medication Use is provided in the U.S as an educational service by American Regent, Inc.

Dialysis patients are commonly treated with 10 or more prescription medications. These complex regimens increase the risk for drug interactions. This guide presents tabular information about the most clinically significant potential drug interactions. It provides brief information about the potential effect of an interaction, together with suggested management.

MEDfacts: Pocket Guide to Drug Interactions, Second Edition is provided in the U.S. as an educational service by Bone Care International, Inc.