Titlebook: Biomaterials in Artificial Organs; J. P. Paul,J. D. S. Gaylor,T. Gilchrist Book 1984 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publisher

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Declining Utility Of Home Haemodialysis For Uraemia,lly confusing ‘menu’ of options (figure 1). Of these, home haemodialysis and live donor kidney transplantation have been generally regarded as optimal therapies. Home haemodialysis, despite its established advantages, however, is declining in popularity. The reasons for this deselection are many and form the substance of the present study.

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Johannes Strittmatter,Markus M. B?hnerisotopes, antigens, antibodies, vaccines, hormones and adsorbents. A number of potential applications suggested earlier have now reached a stage for clinical trial or clinical application. Reviews have been published (Chang, 1972a, 1984).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90372-978) and Nolph et al. (1980), that CAPD now accounts for 22% of all dialysis patients in the United Kingdom and 12% of all dialysis patients in the United States. The worldwide average number of CAPD patients is 8% of the total dialysis population.

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Science and Technology Studies,rial alveolar gradient of oxygen (Mahajan et al., 1977; De Backer et al., 1983). Haemodialysis with membranes of different chemical composition has been demonstrated to result in varying degrees of complement activation, leucopenia and hypoxaemia (Jacob et al., 1980; Shenonda et al., 1981; Hakim and Lowrie, 1982).

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Clinical Experience With Capd,78) and Nolph et al. (1980), that CAPD now accounts for 22% of all dialysis patients in the United Kingdom and 12% of all dialysis patients in the United States. The worldwide average number of CAPD patients is 8% of the total dialysis population.

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Long-Term Evaluation Of Charcoal Haemoperfusion Combined With Dialysis For Uraemic Patients,tures of the uraemic syndrome (such as peripheral neuropathy or pericarditis) (Babb et al., 1972) it might be expected that a combination of haemodialysis and haemoperfusion would produce a more effective dialysis and a greater sense of well-being.

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Haemodynamic Manifestations Of Blood-dialyser Interactions And Their Modification In An Animal Moderial alveolar gradient of oxygen (Mahajan et al., 1977; De Backer et al., 1983). Haemodialysis with membranes of different chemical composition has been demonstrated to result in varying degrees of complement activation, leucopenia and hypoxaemia (Jacob et al., 1980; Shenonda et al., 1981; Hakim and Lowrie, 1982).