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Posted By Mary L. Nations,
Wednesday, May 31, 2023
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On 5/24 - The ASDIN International Outreach and Development Committee sponsored the first ASDIN Global Case Presentations. The archived recording of the event may be viewed here - https://vimeo.com/830296261/434b996fea We want to foster ongoing dialogue, so feel free to make comments below. 
Cases and Presenters: Another Percutaneous Cuffed Cather Not Working presented by Steven May, MD, Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia PD Catheter Complications after Percutaneous Placement presented by Mark London, MD, Dialysis Access Institute, Orangeburg, South Carolina, USA Panelists: Ted Saad, MD and Stephen Ash, MD Moderators: Amy Dwyer, MD and Anil K. Agarwal, MD, Chairs, ASDIN International Outreach and Development Committee
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Tuesday, November 29, 2022
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Posted By Mary L. Nations,
Friday, November 18, 2022
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Wanted to share today's tweetorial from the ASDIN Social Media Committee. Some of you may not be on twitter so wanted to share in this space. https://twitter.com/ASDINNews/status/1593704588007264257?s=20&t=5vl9qqb-jfWPMqviSQJePw
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Posted By Administration,
Friday, November 4, 2022
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From Early October – Does Creation of an AVF Reduce Progression of Kidney Disease? https://twitter.com/ASDINNews/status/1578792018259906560
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Posted By Administration,
Friday, October 28, 2022
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Our ASDIN Social Media Committee is rolling out a monthly tweetorial and we have begun sharing them here. Check out this thread from September 2022. https://twitter.com/ASDINNews/status/1563277438976933894
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Posted By Mary L. Nations,
Monday, October 24, 2022
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Wanted to share today's tweetorial from the ASDIN Social Media Committee. This is our third tweetorial. Some of you may not be on twitter so wanted to share in this space.
https://twitter.com/asdinnews/status/1584524623047454720?s=46&t=Iczj-zXMrJa3cH7V_SQUGw
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Posted By Bogdan Derylo,
Saturday, September 3, 2022
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Hello there. Our practice decided to offer interventional training to get basis ASDIN certification. I am not sure how much it is fair to charge for this, in recent times, in States. Maybe some recent trainees or other training group members could provide this info. I would greatly appreciate it. You can pm me. Thanks again.
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Posted By Marc Webb,
Sunday, July 3, 2022
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Middle aged male with high flow megafistula and successful CRT is six months out from ligation and removal of the fistula. 1 cm feeding artery. Placed on aspirin only. Comes to ER yesterday with painful arm tender over thrombosed brachial artery, hand warm with transient tingling. Improves a bit after 12 hours argatroban (hx HIT) infusion with tentative plan to convert to eliquis and plavix. I have seen a half dozen of these with an extensive history of flow reductions and megafistula takedowns. Have referred a few to "real" vascular surgeons, but thrombectomy never recommended. Is there any consensus on how to manage the risk immediately at the time of ligation, or to handle the complication? I know this group has seen this - Thierry Porchet responded to my last night post on KA. Marc Webb, MD FACS, Detroit - 734-502-1239
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Posted By Marc Webb,
Sunday, July 3, 2022
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Middle aged male with high flow megafistula and successful CRT is six months out from ligation and removal of the fistula. 1 cm feeding artery. Placed on aspirin only. Comes to ER yesterday with painful arm tender over thrombosed brachial artery, hand warm with transient tingling. Improves a bit after 12 hours argatroban (hx HIT) infusion with tentative plan to convert to eliquis and plavix. I have seen a half dozen of these with an extensive history of flow reductions and megafistula takedowns. Have referred a few to "real" vascular surgeons, but thrombectomy never recommended. Is there any consensus on how to manage the risk immediately at the time of ligation, or to handle the complication? I know this group has seen this - Thierry Porchet responded to my last night post on KA. Marc Webb, MD FACS, Detroit - 734-502-1239
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