Management of Chronic Renal Failure in Children: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 37, No 4

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Dialysis and organ transplantation are not yet applicable in all cases of chronic renal failure in children, but a great deal can be done to help these young patients. Symptoms can be relieved and life prolonged. Appropriate measures should be instituted as soon as the pathophysiologic disorders associated with chronic renal failure are evident.

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