Insulin resistance in patients with adult polycystic kidney disease.

by a ringed prosthetic graft in the left side by which the patient is haemodialysed over two months now. The unusual and frequent thrombosis of central veins in our patient may be due to recurrent cannulation, to some infections and to short bowel syndrome which may cause apolipoprotein abnormalities. We decided that the last placed prosthetic graft between subclavian artery and jugular vein should be a ringed Gore-Tex, to avoid kinking and the risk of easy thrombosis. Our patient has been adequately haemodialysed by this prosthetic graft for more than 10 months without any disorders and bleeding by the puncture site.