37 devices · GMDN 58131
Haemodialysis systems are medical devices used to treat patients with severe kidney failure by filtering waste products and excess fluids from the blood. These systems simulate the function of healthy kidneys, removing toxins through a process called haemodialysis, which involves circulating blood through a dialyser while dialysate solution facilitates diffusion, osmosis, and ultrafiltration.
These systems are typically regulated as complex medical devices due to their critical role in patient care, often requiring compliance with safety and performance standards. They are commonly supplied as integrated assemblies for institutional or home-use settings, ensuring precise control and monitoring of the dialysis process for reliable treatment outcomes.
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