Tragedy to biotech, 1965-76 Hepatitis B virion model. medicalgraphics.de The first cases of dialysis-associated hepatitis were report...
Showing posts with label 1970s. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1970s. Show all posts
Home haemodialysis - how far can it go?
The home dialysis expansion of the 1960s and 70s Olga Heppel - one of the UK's first home haemodialysis patients at home in 1964. Watc...
Aluminium poisoning
Draws attention to the importance of water quality in the 1970s Your dialysis team on the verge of the 1970s (Kings College Hospital 1969) J...
Obstetric renal failure
Alarming emergency and important public health marker Methodist Hospital, Dallas, 1966 (credit at foot of post) In the early days of dial...
Transplantation takes off in the mid 1960s
Years of experimentation finally pay off Roy Calne (white coat) with dogs Tweedledee, Titus and Lollipop, recipient of the first successful...
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Peritoneal dialysis becomes a treatment for endstage renal disease
Many small improvements Peritoneal dialysis (PD) for endstage renal failure was first given as intermittent intensive treatments (IPD) given...
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