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https://www.niddk.nih.gov/health-information/health-topics/kidney-disease/hemodialysis/Pages/facts.aspx
https://www.niddk.nih.gov/health-information/health-topics/kidney-disease/treatment-methods-for-kidney-failure-peritoneal-dialysis/Pages/facts.aspx

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-The expected outcome of this procedure is fairly positive. Problems that a patient may encounter with this procedure may be infection of the abdominal area regarding the catheter or also fluid and dextrose absorption.

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-The procedure begins when a tube called a catheter is inserted into your belly by your doctor. You will have a dialysis solution which includes water, salt, and other additives in a bag which you can connect to your catheter, this will soak up waste and other extra fluids that you don't need. Once that solution bag is empty you drain the fluid from your belly through the catheter into a drain bag which you can dispose of. Then you begin with another dialysis solution bag.

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-The expected outcome of the procedure is positive. The procedure can replace part of your kidney function and can help you live longer and feel better however, it is not a cure for kidney failure.

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-Treatment for kidney failure that can replace part of your kidney function
-The procedure begins by inserting two needles into the arm, a pump in the hemodialysis machine draws blood by ounces and filters out wastes, extra salt, and extra fluid. After it is filtered, the clean blood is returned to the body through the second needle.