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Implementations and Experiments,treatment. In some cases the disease may leave the patient with some renal function, but for those people who will require treatment by dialysis the damage to their kidneys is progressive until little or no function remains. However, only a small proportion of the population of Great Britain develop

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Solving Differential Equations,ch is used for dialysis may be called the renal unit, the dialysis unit, the artificial kidney unit or the haemodialysis unit. Generally a renal unit has about ten beds — often called dialysis stations. In some units and homes patients dialyse sitting in a chair. Usually a hospital dialysis station

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Solving Differential Equations,ort periods at a time. Continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) is used every day to remove waste products and water slowly but continuously. The odd name was chosen to emphasize that the patient receiving this treatment is free to walk about, drive or work.

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Interpolation and Extrapolation,This chapter gives an idea of what happens before a patient begins dialysis. It also suggests a few things that are worth thinking about before dialysis treatment starts.