High Flux and Low Flux Hemodialyzer Blood Purification Dialyser Blood Dialysis Filter

A dialyzer, also known as an artificial kidney or hemodialyzer, is a medical device used in hemodialysis to remove waste products and excess fluids from the blood in  patients with kidney failure.

Dialyzers play a critical role in renal replacement therapy by facilitating the diffusion of solutes and ultrafiltration of fluids across a semi-permeable membrane.

          Advantages:

• High clearance of small and medium molecular weight toxins

• Adequate Ultrafiltration

• Negligible losses of protiens and amino acids

• Non toxic composition

• Minimal activation of cell or thrombotic pathways

• Minimal blood volume

• Reliability

• Reusability

• Low cost
  
  Components of Dialyzer

• Membrane: The dialyzer consists of a semipermeable membrane that allows the diffusion of solutes and removal of waste products from the blood while retaining essential substances.

• Blood Compartment: This compartment receives the patient's blood and allows it to come into contact with the dialysis membrane.

• Dialysate Compartment: The dialysate compartment contains a specialized solution that helps remove waste products and excess fluids from the blood.