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Treating Bipolar Disorder in Patients with Renal Failure Having Haemodialysis: Two Case Reports

Presented by:	Clinical Practice and Epidemiology in Mental Health / Maneesh Gupta and Srinivas Annadatha
Summary points:	This report describes 2 patients admitted to an inpatient psychiatric unit with bipolar affective disorder and renal failure requiring haemodialysis. This case report describes the laboratory findings, treatment, and discharge planning. The authors discuss the treatment challenges and the different treatment needs of these individuals.
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