-
today is that
reuse of
dialyzers, if done
carefully and properly,
produces similar outcomes to
single use of
dialyzers.
Dialyzer Reuse is a
practice that...
- tubes. A wide
variety of
dialysis devices (or
dialyzers) are
available from
several vendors.
Dialyzers are
designed for
specific sample volume ranges...
- alone.
Biocompatible synthetic membranes,
specific small size
material dialyzers and new low extra-corporeal
volume tubing have been
developed for young...
-
samples with high
concentrations or
interfering material,
there is
often a
dialyzer module in the
instrument in
which the
analyte permeates through a dialysis...
-
regional anesthesia. In 2018, B.
Braun opened a new
production facility for
dialyzers in Wilsdruff, Saxony. As of
December 2024, B. Braun, a
German medical...
- Davis, J A (2003). "Purifying an image:
Baxter International and the
Dialyzer Crisis". In
Feigenbaum A V (ed.). The
power of
management capital: utilizing...
-
Netherlands during the
early 1940s:
Kolff was the
first to
construct a
working dialyzer in 1943. Some of the
commercial artificial kidney manufacturing companies...
- transplantation. However, many
patients can live for
decades utilizing dialysis.
Dialyzer technology initially outpaced the
ability of
clinicians to
apply it to...
- and
properties Colloidal mills—to
pulverize any food item Autoclaves,
dialyzers,
atmospheric and
vacuum stills—to cook food
without destroying vitamins...
- in his
ability to
separate colloids and
crystalloids using a so-called "
dialyzer",
using technology that is a
rudimentary forerunner of
technology in modern...
