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New polyether sulfone dialyzers attenuate passage of cytokine-inducing substances from Pseudomonas aeruginosa contaminated dialysate

Jaber et al., 1998

Document ID
16449827484386991665
Author
Jaber B
Gonski J
Cendoroglo M
Balakrishnan V
Razeghi P
Dinarello C
Pereira B
Publication year
Publication venue
Blood purification

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The use of bicarbonate dialysate and high-flux and reprocessed dialyzers has raised concerns about the reverse transfer of dialysate contaminants into the blood compartment. This in vitro study was performed to investigate the reverse transfer of soluble Pseudomonas …
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