Better Than Dialysis? Artificial Kidney Could Be the Future
Researchers have developed an implantable bioartificial kidney that could help patients with end-stage kidney disease lead a better quality of life.
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Researchers have developed an implantable bioartificial kidney that could help patients with end-stage kidney disease lead a better quality of life.
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Existing extracorporeal renal assist devices (RADs) are bioartificial kidneys that use a membrane hemofilter and a bioreactor to mimic the functions of a
Artificial kidneys are a cutting-edge technology that is being developed to replace natural kidneys and reduce or eliminate the need for dialysis. Those