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dialyze
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di·a·lyze (d-lz)
v.
To subject to or undergo dialysis or hemodialysis.
dia·lyza·bili·ty n.
dia·lyza·ble adj.
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Contaminated dialyzing fluid may have been a source for the organism, and the permanent catheter was likely to have provided an entry.
Dyella japonica bacteremia in hemodialysis patient by Kiratisin, Pattarchai; Kowwigkai Premwadee; Pattanachaiwit, Supanit; Apisarnthanarak, Anucha; Leelap / Emerging Infectious Diseases
6) This was further supported by case reports from Grollman and Odell (7) and Hobolth and Devantier, (8) demonstrating that measurable amounts of indirect as well as direct bilirubin could be extracted by PD when the dialyzing fluid contained albumin (4 g/dL to 5 g/dL).
Role of albumin peritoneal dialysis for bilirubin removal after ... by Akhtar, Irme; Bastani, Bahar / Journal of Applied Research
Many studies show that patients are better off dialyzing less rapidly, but over a longer period of time.
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