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Fabbri LP et al. – In critically ill patients suffering from acute renal failure, regional anticoagulation with pre–filter heparin and post–filter protamine plus antiaggregation during CVVH is a simple and safe procedure that prevents increases in filter TMP and increases circuit life time compared with systemic anticoagulation with pre–filter heparin only.

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