Acid-Base Homeostasis in Clinical Dialysis

Greca, G. La; Fabris, A; Feriani, M; Chiaramonte, S.; Ronco, Claudio

doi:10.1007/978-94-009-1087-4_37

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“…In a similar experiment performed over 12 weeks, Ward et al [5] were faced with the problem of how to control bicarbonate during HD therapy and that resulted in abnormally high pH value which puts the patient at risk of post-dialytic alkalosis. To address the issue of metabolic acidosis, La Greca et al [6], used 31 mEq/l of bicarbonate and 5 mEq/l of acetate in the dialyzate during HD therapy. Here, the abnormally low pH values as observed in the ESRD patients were not adequately corrected.…”

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Mathematical Modeling of the Dynamic Exchange of Solutes in a Prototype Hemodialyzer

Boamah¹

2020

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Hemodialysis (HD) is one type of procedure for eliminating toxic chemicals and infusing bicarbonate in patients with end-stage renal disease (ESRD). Research and development in the hemodialyzer industry have, hitherto, depended mostly on empirical evidence to optimize HD therapy. This is often costly and involves numerous clinical trials. Developing a comprehensive time-dependent mathematical model to examine the dynamic exchange of solutes ( − 3

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