WCN25-4405 TO ESTIMATE THE EFFICACY OF BIOIMPEDANCE SPECTROSCOPY IN DIALYSIS PATIENTS

Dry Weight is the lowest possible weight a person can tolerate without developing symptoms of fluid imbalance and with the use of bare minimum anti-hypertensive medication. DW is often assessed in clinics through conventional method using patient's inter-dialytic weight gain and clinical signs, although it yields positive outcomes but is tedious and operator-dependent, despite this to determine the euvolemic state of patient is difficult due to which patient experiences several adverse events during dialysis either hypervolemia (hypertension, dyspnoea) and hypovolemia (hypotension and muscle cramps).