Kimberley Gill

 No risk of organ rejection, which can result in death even on medication.  Haemodialysis machines can be used at home.  No dependance immunosuppressant drugs.  Painless.  Side effects usually fade after a few treatments.  Many workers can go to work as usual.

 Dependant on a machine – little freedom.  Usually only a temporary solution, it does not solve the problem.  Must be done three times a week, or even daily.  Each session takes 3-4 hours.  Expensive.  Can have side effects.  Have to have a special diet.

 Permanent solution.  If it works, it fixes the problem, despite the dependence on drugs.  Special diet, but less restricting than dialysis.  Patients can often lead near normal lives.

 The organ can be rejected.  The patient will be dependant on immunosuppressant drugs for the rest of their lives.  Waiting lists are often very long.  Can be painful.