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1983
A discussion of the sexual concerns of patients with end-stage renal disease must be viewed as a “quality of life” issue. Unlike other basic physiological drives such as the need for food, water, and sleep, fulfillment of sexual needs is not a necessary condition for survival.
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A discussion of the sexual concerns of patients with end-stage renal disease must be viewed as a “quality of life” issue. Unlike other basic physiological drives such as the need for food, water, and sleep, fulfillment of sexual needs is not a necessary condition for survival.
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NAACOG's clinical issues in perinatal and women's health nursing, 1992
Dialysis may be needed, either acutely or on a chronic basis, during pregnancy for a variety of reasons. Advances in erythropoietin, transplant, and hormonal therapies may increase the chances of pregnancy in women with chronic renal failure. Providing care to this population of patients is a challenge to nephrology and obstetric nurses.
J M, Martin, D, Snedegar
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Dialysis may be needed, either acutely or on a chronic basis, during pregnancy for a variety of reasons. Advances in erythropoietin, transplant, and hormonal therapies may increase the chances of pregnancy in women with chronic renal failure. Providing care to this population of patients is a challenge to nephrology and obstetric nurses.
J M, Martin, D, Snedegar
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Renal Transplantation and Peritoneal Dialysis
2003CANCARINI, Giovanni +9 more
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PERITONEAL DIALYSIS IN RENAL FAILURE
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 1960E A, CLEVE, F P, SMITH, N M, HENSLER
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