Case 4-2002: Cancer-Associated Obstruction and Glomerular Damage

End-stage renal failure (ESRF) patients can develop cancer before or after kidney disease occurs. Cancer chemotherapy often needs to be administered via the sort of central venous catheter that is normally avoided in ESRF care. Three cases are presented in which ESRF patients received chemotherapy for cancer via existing hemodialysis fistulas, and the consequences of central venous access in a fourth patient are discussed.

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Case 4-2002: Cancer-Associated Obstruction and Glomerular Damage

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The clinical and immunological features of the post-extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy anti-glomerular basement membrane disease

Cancer chemotherapy administered via hemodialysis fistulas

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