Lepu Medical Type of Dialyser, Disposable Dialyzer Manufacturer/Supplier

Dialyzers, also known as artificial kidneys or filters, are essential components of hemodialysis. They play a crucial role in removing waste products and excess fluid from the blood during dialysis treatments. Here are some main features of dialyzers:

Membrane Material: Dialyzers feature a semipermeable membrane through which blood and dialysate (dialysis fluid) flow. The membrane material can vary and includes cellulose, synthetic polymers (such as polysulfone or polyethersulfone), or mixed matrix membranes. The choice of membrane material affects biocompatibility, permeability, and selectivity of solute removal.
Surface Area: The surface area of the dialyzer's membrane determines the efficiency of solute and fluid removal. A larger surface area allows for increased contact between blood and dialysate, enhancing the clearance of waste products.
Pore Size: Dialyzer membranes have different pore sizes, which determine the size of molecules that can pass through. Pore sizes are categorized as low-flux (small pores for smaller molecules) or high-flux (larger pores for better clearance of middle-sized molecules).

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Ultrafiltration Rate: The dialyzer's ability to remove excess fluid from the blood is measured by its ultrafiltration rate. This rate depends on the pressure gradient applied across the membrane, which forces fluid to move from the blood to the dialysate compartment.
Biocompatibility: Dialyzers may have special surface coatings or modifications to enhance biocompatibility, reducing the risk of adverse reactions or blood cell damage during dialysis.
Clearance Performance: The dialyzer's clearance performance refers to its effectiveness in removing waste products from the blood. It depends on factors like membrane characteristics, flow rates, and dialysate composition.
Compatibility with Dialysis Machines: Dialyzers are designed to be compatible with specific hemodialysis machines, ensuring proper connection and functioning within the overall dialysis system.

Dialyzer FAQs

Q. Which dialyzer model should I choose?

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We ask you to consult with your local healthcare providers before making the decision. Normally, the primary factors they would consider include your various physical conditions and whether or not the removal of middle and macro molecules is needed in your treatment plan.

Q. Can I reuse my dialyzer?

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Most healthcare provides will accommodate your needs to single-use your dialyzer. Please consult with them to understand the local guidelines and risks of dialyzer reuse. Incomplete sterializations is a major concern. The reuse of dialyzers previously used by other individuals can be particularly harmful to your body.

Q. What Are General Controls For Medical Devices ?

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Special controls are additional controls to general controls for reasonable safetyy assCludesS, grecommendation etc; performance standards : poattent registration and more.

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