The hollow fibre dialyzer processes blood through the medium of fibre tubes to remove waste and water. Through the fibrous tubing, the body's fluid, driven by osmotic pressure, separates water and waste products from the blood, which is then removed and excreted from the body. Because of its ability to remove some very small molecules of waste and excess water from the blood, fiber dialyzers are widely used in kidney failure patients.
Application of Hollow Fibre Dialyzer
Hemodialysis is widely used in patients with severely impaired or total loss of kidney function. Hollow fibre dialyzer is used to remove waste products and water from the patient's body to maintain their vital signs and body functions. In the application of hollow fibre dialyzer, blood flows out of a vascular line in the patient's body, is directed into a dialyzer and then passes through the fibre tubing, where some of the components (e.g., water, common salt, etc.) are removed from each other by osmotic pressure differences for therapeutic purposes. The cleaned blood is either returned to the body or stored for future use.
Advantages of the Hollow Fibre Dialyzer
Precautions for the Use of the Hollow Fibre Dialyzer
Although hollow fibre dialyzer has become a commonly used treatment in patients with severely impaired kidney function, it is not suitable for everyone. There may be restrictions on its use for patients with certain specific conditions, such as low blood pressure. The decision to use hollow fibre dialyzer should be made on a case-by-case basis by the patient and the doctor, and must be done under professional supervision.
The hollow fibre dialyzer is an effective treatment that works by removing waste products and water from the body to maintain the patient's vital signs and bodily functions. Although its application is well established and widespread, its use must be carefully considered in the patient's specific case and must be supervised by a professional.
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