
Show Notes
The Filtrate: Joel Topf Swapnil Hiremath Nayan Arora Sophia Ambruso With Special Guest: Amit Garg @AmitXGarg, Nephrologist at Western University, London, and lead PI of the MYTEMP trial. Editor: Joel Topf Show Notes: MyTEMP in pubmed: Personalised cooler dialysate for patients receiving maintenance haemodialysis (MyTEMP): a pragmatic, cluster-randomised trial MyTEMP Summary on NephJC It’s really cold in Ontario The NephTrials blog summary on Pragmatic Trials The pragmatic TiME trial on longer time on dialysis (ahem, sabotaged by site investigators like Joel who cut dialysate time) Dember et al in JASN Poor quality of trial data preceding MyTEMP, a systematic review from Mustafa et al in JASN The 2007 European Best Practice Guideline (EBPG) from 2007, recommending “Cool dialysate temperature dialysis (35–36°C) or isothermic treatments by blood temperature controlled feedback should be prescribed in patients with frequent episodes of IDH (Evidence level I).” in NDT 47% of centres from a DOPPS study of 273 centers routinely use of lower dialysate temperature, Dasgupta et al in JASN How do you convert from C to F? Almanac.com (35.5 C is 96.9 F; 37 C is 98.6 F) More on the rationale and design of MyTEMP: Al-Jaishi et al in CJKHD How big is 4.3 million (the number of hemodialysis treatments in MyTEMP)? Very big indeed. NephJC discussion of another cluster RCT and granular data only on a subset SSASS Participants in dialysis clinical trials are not representative of the real world dialysis cohorts, Smyth et al in JAMA Int Med Peritoneal dialysis numbers in Ontario are high, Blake et al in PDI, though with ~ 60% CVC rates, Blake et al in Kidney360 Dialysate Magnesium #DreamRCT from Swap, NephTrials discussion of DialMag Statistical analysis plan of MyTEMP, Dixon et al in CJKHD Tubular Secretions Swap: Watch Everything, Everywhere All At Once on Prime Nayan: Read The Midnight Ride from Ben Mezrich (brother of Josh Mezrich from the NephJC Summer Book Club 2021) Sophia: Making nephrology education fun at the UC Denver Amit: The wrestling team at Western U from 1990-91 Joel: House of the Dragon on HBO Max
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