148 devices · GMDN 58130
An institutional haemodialysis system is an electrically powered assembly used by medical professionals to perform blood filtration treatments in clinical settings. These systems circulate a patient's blood through a specialized filter to remove toxins and balance electrolytes using diffusion, osmosis, and ultrafiltration.
These systems consist of integrated components such as blood pumps, tubing, dialysate mixers, and monitoring controls. They are designed specifically for use within healthcare facilities by trained staff to manage the extracorporeal blood circuit and dialysate preparation.
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