Dialysis

Dialysis is a method of separating particles of different sizes in a liquid mixture using a thin, semi-permeable membrane whose pores are too small for the passage of large particles (such as proteins) but large enough for the passage of dissolved crystalline matter. The dissolved mixture is separated from the distilled water using this membrane; dissolved particles pass through the membrane into the water, while large undissolved particles remain.

The principle of dialysis is used in the artificial kidney machine (see Hemodialysis). In peritoneal dialysis, the peritoneum is used as an autogenous semi-permeable membrane; This type of dialysis is performed if hemodialysis is impossible for some reason.

Dialysis is a method of separating particles of different sizes in a liquid mixture using a thin, semi-permeable membrane whose pores are too small for the passage of large particles (such as proteins) but large enough for the passage of dissolved crystalline matter. The dissolved mixture is separated from the distilled water using this membrane; dissolved particles pass through the membrane into the water, while large undissolved particles remain.

The principle of dialysis is used in the artificial kidney machine (see Hemodialysis). In peritoneal dialysis, the peritoneum is used as an autogenous semi-permeable membrane; This type of dialysis is performed if hemodialysis is impossible for some reason.

What is dialysis? Dialysis is a technique for removing toxic products from the human body using a special filter system (dialyzer) that transports excess products along with the blood and their release thus removes toxins from the blood and prevents their harmful effects on the body. Dialysis is based on the use of an artificial kidney. An artificial kidney is recognized as the most reliable method of blood purification. The filtration system provides effective removal of hazardous components in blood purification systems, including toxins and chloride waste. The artificial kidney is intended for the treatment of heart failure with severe damage to kidney function