14 devices · GMDN 44601
A haemofilter is a specialized medical device used during extracorporeal blood treatment to cleanse the blood of toxins and manage electrolyte levels. It facilitates the continuous movement of blood through a system to support patients requiring renal replacement therapy.
These devices are designed for single-use applications to ensure patient safety and prevent contamination. They operate by utilizing a dialysate solution to enable the transfer of substances through both diffusion and convection processes.
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