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• W2029382859 abstract "Hypotension is the most frequent complication during hemodialysis. An important cause of hypotension is a decrease in the intravascular volume. In addition, a decrease in plasma osmolality may be a contributing factor. Modeling of sodium and ultrafiltration (UF) may help in the understanding of underlying relationships. We therefore simulated, in a mathematical model, the intercompartmental fluid shifts during standard hemodialysis (SHD), diffusive hemodialysis (DHD), and isolated ultrafiltration (IU). We analyzed the relative theoretical effect of hydration status, dialysate sodium concentration, the initial plasma concentrations of sodium and urea, and tissue permeation to solutes on the magnitude and direction of intracellular and intravascular volume changes. This theoretical analysis shows that the transcellular fluid shifts taking place during hemodialysis treatment are, to a great part, due to inhomogeneous distribution of regional blood flow and tissue fluid volumes. During hemodialysis treatment, the cellular fluid shifts in tissue groups with relatively high perfusion and small volume occur from the intra- to the extracellular spaces. However, the fluid shift in tissue groups with a low perfusion and large volume takes place in the opposite direction. The UF volume and rates, and the size of the sodium (Na+) gradient between the dialysate and blood side of the dialyzer membrane are the most important factors influencing the fluid shifts. Higher UF volumes and flow rates cause an increasing decline in the plasma volume in both SHD and IU. High dialysate sodium concentration (150 mEq L−1) helps plasma refilling slightly when compared with a normal dialysate sodium concentration (140 mEq L−1). However, a high dialysate sodium concentration is associated with a high plasma sodium rebound, which in turn may lead to interdialytic water intake resulting from thirst and may cause increased weight gain and hypertension." @default.
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• W2029382859 title "Simulation Study of the Intercompartmental Fluid Shifts During Hemodialysis" @default.
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