A Validated Non-compendial Method for Determination of Haemodialysis Concentrate’s Contents and its Comparison with Compendial Method: Application of ISO 13958:2014 Standard
Abstract:Background:
Haemodialysis is a process to remove the waste products and excess fluids that build up in the
human body when kidneys stop working. Haemodialysis concentrate consists of two parts, acid concentrate (Part A) that
contains mineral ions (Na, K, Mg and Ca) and buffering agent acetic acid /citric acid whereas basic concentrate (Part B)
comprise of sodium bicarbonate alone or in combination with sodium chloride.
Aim:
Present research aimed to develop and validate a rapid method for determination of … Show more
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