A simple score predicts failure of arteriovenous fistulas to mature
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The arteriovenous fistula offers reliable long-term access to blood circulation; however, failure to mature (FTM) can sometimes mean that a fistula is unsuitable for use in hemodialysis. Lok et al. have identified preoperative characteristics that are predictive of FTM, and have developed a scoring system that might contribute to the management of patients at risk of this outcome.
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