Dialysis Access

When a patient’s kidneys have failed, venous access, or access to the blood system, must be introduced and sustained for dialysis treatments. Dialysis is a process used to treat patients whose kidneys are not working properly. It involves a special machine and tubing that removes blood from the body, cleanses it of waste and extra fluid and then returns it back to the body.  To help maintain the life and functionality of the dialysis access our treatments are listed below:

• Fistula and Graft Evaluation Treatment
• Angioplasty and Stenting
• Vein Mapping
• Placement and Exchange of Dialysis Catheters
• PD Catheters
• Permcath Placement
• Thrombolysis / Thrombectomy