Patient Outcome In Different Dialysis Modalities: Low-Flux, High-Flux Haemodialysis And Haemodiafiltration
Rasha Ahmed Ghoneim;
Abstract
In dialysis, solutes that can pass through the membrane pores are transported by two different mechanisms: Diffusion and UF (convection) (Leypoldt et al., 2004). During low-flux HD, small MW substances are cleared by diffusion. In contrast, large MW subst
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| Title | Patient Outcome In Different Dialysis Modalities: Low-Flux, High-Flux Haemodialysis And Haemodiafiltration | Authors | Rasha Ahmed Ghoneim | Keywords | Patient Outcome In Different Dialysis Modalities: Low-Flux, High-Flux Haemodialysis And Haemodiafiltration | Issue Date | 2009 | Description | In dialysis, solutes that can pass through the membrane pores are transported by two different mechanisms: Diffusion and UF (convection) (Leypoldt et al., 2004). During low-flux HD, small MW substances are cleared by diffusion. In contrast, large MW subst |
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