Inserting your tunnelled haemodialysis catheter (permcath)

Inserting your tunnelled haemodialysis catheter (permcath) - Kidney Care UK

Inserting your tunnelled haemodialysis catheter (permcath)

If you are planning to have or are currently receiving haemodialysis for chronic kidney disease, you may need to have a dialysis catheter inserted into your body if a fistula or graft formation has not been possible or appropriate for you. This leaflet explains more about tunnelled haemodialysis catheters, also known as lines or permcaths.

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Inserting your tunnelled haemodialysis catheter (permcath) - Kidney Care UK

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