#67 Extracorporeal Adsorption Techniques in ICU Patients – When to Say Yes, When to Suggest No? With Thomas Rimmele

About this episode

This episode features an interview with Thomas Rimmele discussing extracorporeal adsorption techniques for ICU patients with acute kidney injury.

In this episode we will be talking with Thomas Rimmele, an expert in treating acute kidney injury in the ICU, about the role of the new extracorporeal adsorption techniques in ICU patients. We’ll be discussing who are the candidates, when to start treatment, how long should a single session last, how long should we continue doing it, which parameters to check to see if we are successful or not and much, much more. If you are unsure on how to use these techniques to benefit the sickest of pati...

People in this episode

Guest: Thomas Rimmele

Topics covered

• extracorporeal adsorption techniques
• ICU patients
• acute kidney injury
• treatment candidates
• treatment duration

Keywords

• extracorporeal adsorption
• ICU
• acute kidney injury
• treatment parameters
• patient candidates

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: European Renal Association

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