Peritoneal dialysis as effective as hemodialysis after renal graft failure
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The number of kidney transplant recipients has risen over the last few decades, leading to an increase in the number returning to dialysis after graft loss. The best treatment option for these patients is unclear; however, having experienced a period of independence following successful transplantation, such patients may prefer peritoneal dialysis (PD) at home to in-center hemodialysis (HD).
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