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Severe dialyzer dysfunction undetectable by standard reprocessing validation tests.

scientific article published in September 1989

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Severe dialyzer dysfunction undetectable by standard reprocessing validation tests. (English)

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Delmez JA

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Weerts CA

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Hasamear PD

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Windus DW

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1 September 1989

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Kidney International

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TECHNIQUE OF REFRIGERATED COIL PRESERVATION HAEMODIALYSIS WITH FEMORAL VENOUS CATHETERIZATION

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A mechanistic analysis of the National Cooperative Dialysis Study (NCDS)

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Relationship between total body water and surface area in normal and obese subjects

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Hemodialyzer reuse: estimation of area loss from clearance data

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Multiple use of dialyzers: safety and efficacy.

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Effect of first and subsequent use of hemodialyzers on patient well-being. Analysis of the incidence of symptoms and events and description of a syndrome associated with new dialyzer use

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Cuprophan reuse and intradialytic changes of lung diffusion capacity and blood gases

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10.1038/KI.1989.220

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Europe PubMed Central

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24 March 2018

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