dialysis造句

My last day on dialysis.

He has been undergoing lifesaving dialysis since 2005.

Of those with renal failure, 50% need dialysis.

The real money, however, is in running dialysis clinics and administering drugs, which account for 80% of the cost of dialysis.

Clinical analysis of peritoneal dialysis in uremia patients with diabetic nephropathy

Each of them runs almost a third of America's dialysis clinics.

The National Kidney Foundation, for example, recruits dialysis patients who successfully manage their disease and trains them to talk to other patients getting dialysis at the same time.

There are many hospitalized patients, several of them requiring intensive care, including dialysis.

A procedure for removing metabolic waste products or toxic substances from the bloodstream by dialysis.

Currently, transplants and dialysis are the only ways to treat kidney failure.

But nowadays the fastest growing segment of the dialysis population are patients in their upper 70s and 80s.

After dialysis helped his kidneys recover, it was time to attack the cancer, and in February 2009 he underwent chemotherapy and a stem cell transplant.

Without mechanical help from a dialysis machine, his kidneys would soon not be able to filter waste, regulate fluids, and help the bone marrow create blood cells.

Treatment may include infusion of fluids and urine alkalinisation, correction of electrolyte and acid-base disturbance, haemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis, or surgical removal of kidney stones.

According to Li Qing, Vice President of Beijing Writers Association, Shi had to receive dialysis every week for ten years due to kidney illness.

And so we passed this program, the End-Stage Renal Disease Amendment to the Medicare program that said we'll pay for dialysis and everything else related to your failed kidneys.

Hemodialysis has been used for a number of years to externally filter the blood of patients whose kidneys are insufficient for the task. Dialysis membranes can also be used to concentrate fruit juices.