Titlebook: Hemofiltration; Lee W. Henderson (Associate Chief of Staff for Res Book 1986 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1986 anemia.blood.diabetes.

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Blood Pressure Control,onsequence of fluid and sodium overload. In a minor proportion of patients (about 10% of the dialysis population) hypertension may be volume independent, e.g., hypertension continues to exist in spite of adequate fluid removal. Whereas, an inverse relation exists between renin secretion and exchange

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The History of Hemofiltration, Trans-jabberitation was developed by .. and .. in the late 50s.” Such statements are rarely false, but are often oversimplified, inaccurate, and misleading. Scientific developments do not typically enjoy a discreet birthing, but instead emerge and take form rather like a major river gathering mass

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Determinants of Fluid and Solute Removal Rates During Hemofiltration, this chapter is to describe these factors qualitatively and quantitatively in order to give the reader both an understanding of the physical phenomena involved and a grounding in the mathematical models available to quantify such phenomena.

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Membranes and Filters for Hemofiltration,n . et al. [1] first demonstrated the feasibility of an artificial kidney by diffusively removing metabolites from animal blood by circulating the blood through cellulose tubing placed in saline. Also, the first human dialysis performed by . in 1923 [35] utilized diffusion as the transport mechanism

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Angioaccess,ccess should have the following features:.The most common method wich best realizes these requirements is the arteriovenous (AV) fistula, inaugurated by . and . [8]. The artificial kidney era did not begin until adequate angioaccess of high longevity became available. While the methods for angioacce

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Quantitation and Prescription of Therapy,rapy for the patient. As the artificial kidney attempts to replace the excretory function of the native kidney, determination of solute removal rates by the artificial kidney provides an important element necessary for quantitation of therapy. The classic work of . et al. [1], who introduced the ter