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<p>The TATH study informs the feasibility of twice-weekly hemodialysis in select patients. However, associated biological signals suggest underdialysis despite preserved residual kidney function. We highlight the importance of volume status and adequacy in comparator groups to truly assess the benefits and limitations of incremental dialysis strategies in modern nephrology.</p>

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Rethinking incremental hemodialysis: dissecting the statistics from the biological signals

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    2025年8月11日

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  • Tuncay Sahutoglu

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The TATH study informs the feasibility of twice-weekly hemodialysis in select patients. However, associated biological signals suggest underdialysis despite preserved residual kidney function. We highlight the importance of volume status and adequacy in comparator groups to truly assess the benefits and limitations of incremental dialysis strategies in modern nephrology.