Titlebook: Replacement of Renal Function by Dialysis; C. Jacobs,C. M. Kjellstrand,J. F. Winchester Book 1996Latest edition Springer Science+Business

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浪費物質(zhì)

Pros and Cons of Short, High Efficiency, and High Flux Dialysisr solute clearance (., .), would be necessary to maintain patient well-being, and so the shortening of time has been inextricably linked with the development of techniques to increase dialyzer efficiency

Gratulate

FILLY

Noctambulant

AUGUR

The Uraemic Syndromet of a cumulative retention of innumerable compounds. The extrapolation of . data to the clinical situation has sometimes resulted in incorrect hypotheses, whereas trivial factors with a potential bias on the results have not been taken into account

Flat-Feet

Membranes for Hemodialysissive technical reviews are available (.–.). This chapter begins with a brief introduction and history. Then it describes and classifies currently available membranes and summarizes our current understanding of how a membrane’s physical properties and chemical structure determine its transport characteristics and biocompatibility

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貿(mào)易

Intersect

Principles and Biophysics of Dialysis In this sense, the dialyzer becomes an artificial kidney and it is through the transport of substances by this device that chemical and biophysical control consistent with continued survival is achieved. This chapter is organized as shown in Figure 1 and consists of two basic lines of development: