Uremic Bleeding: Closing the Circle After 30 Years of Controversies?

Abstract

M ORGAGNI IN HIS “Opera Omnia”-Epistola Anatomico-Medica XLI-1764, Sermo est de Urinae Suppressione,[1][1] was the first to recognize the remarkable association between bleeding and renal dysfunction, which became a clinical problem in the early days of dialysis, when patients sometimes died