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Dialyzers can be classified into different types based on various criteria. Here are three common classification methods and the corresponding types: Classification by Membrane Material Cellulosic Mem

Hemodialysis Consumables include dialyzer,blood lines,fistula needle,dialysis catheter,dialysis Concentrate,dialysis dressing kit and so on

​In the medical field, hemodialysis is a crucial treatment method. It is like a silent life - guarding warrior, bringing hope of life extension to many patients with renal failure. This article will c

Hemodialysis, or dialysis, it's one life savin treatment for people with kidney failure, it helps patient remove extra fluid and waste products from the blood. There are three main renal replacement t

According to the puncture plan diagram drawn according to the blood vessel access conditions, select a suitable puncture point for needle insertion, the needle insertion angle is ＞25°, and the angle i

Arteriovenous fistula is the lifeline of long-term hemodialysis patients. Protecting the arteriovenous fistula can ensure the smooth progress of dialysis, reduce the number of hospitalizations and red

The material (polypropylene) of dialysis indwelling needles is compatible with blood vessels, soft, non-irritating, and can bend with the shape of blood vessels, which can effectively prevent the punc

The invention of safe dialysis indwelling needles originated from an infection incident of medical staff caused by needle sticks. In order to prevent such incidents from happening again, safe dialysis

The indwelling needle is connected to the infusion set to exhaust and standby. The patient exposes the puncture site, and a tourniquet is tied ten centimeters above the pre-puncture point.

There are currently about 650,000 kidney disease patients in my country, and about 200,000 patients undergoing dialysis treatment (half of the rural or poor patients have no money to give up treatment

The body of short-term hemodialysis catheters is made of polyurethane material, and the retention time is generally 3 to 4 weeks, and the longest time is no more than 30 days.

All patients who undergo hemodialysis need a hemodialysis access. Most patients do not have an arteriovenous fistula established in advance, so they need to place a temporary blood catheter (hence the