Titlebook: Dialysing for Life; The Development of t Jacob Noordwijk Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001 antibiotic.dialysis.kidney

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The rotation of this artificialkidney started a revolution that made it possible for thousands ofkidney patients all over the world to keep on living - and sometimesto forget their disease for the time being. In addition it gave riseto the development of other artificial organs such as the heart-lungmachine, 978-0-7923-6840-3978-94-010-0900-3

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The First Dialysis in 1943,gstichting’. They were few in number, for everyone had to be indoors by curfew time and the weather was not inviting. The street lamps gave very little light due to the wartime blackout, and that did not make an evening stroll attractive either.

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The First Series of 17 Patients,re sufficient confidence in this new development to refer kidney patients to Kolff — unless the kidney by chance became a reasonable option for a patient who had already been admitted to the Kampen hospital. It would not be easy to develop such a confidence without any experience with the treatment

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Recognition at Home and Abroad,in the clinic’ That is the opening sentence of the introduction to the doctoral thesis 1 which KohT defended to obtain the degree of doctor of medicine at the University of Groningen on 16 January 1946. Professor R. Brinkman was his promoter.

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New Ways of Fighting Uraemia,e methods too, and compared the results with those of dialysis with the artificial kidney. He was interested primarily in the best way to treat patients with renal disease, not necessarily with a method he had developed himself.

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The Kidney in Canada and the USA,real. Miss Nannie K. M. de Leeuw, a medical doctor who had taken part in the development of the artificial kidney with Kolff as a medical student in 1944 and as an interne in 1946, was given the opportunity to work with this kidney from 1948 on (see Figure 11.1). She received a scholarship from the

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Renal Dialysis in the Netherlands and in Europe,he University of Amsterdam preferred a low-protein, high-carbohydrate and fat diet for the treatment of renal patients. In addition he considered the risk of damage to the red blood cells by dialysis to be too high. The rotating kidney which Kolff had sent to Professor Borst’s clinic in the Universi

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On the Shoulders of Kolff,ingle persons, so that Newton could name every one of them. Among the predecessors of Kolff we find a group of three persons, .. Abel, Rowntree and Turner. The past half-century has seen an enormous growth of teamwork in the sciences. Therefore we run the risk of being incomplete when we want to men

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