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hemodialyzer

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hemodialyzer /he·mo·di·a·lyz·er/ (-di´ah-līz″er) an apparatus for performing hemodialysis.
he·mo·di·a·lyz·er (hm-d-lzr)
n.
A machine for performing hemodialysis in acute or chronic renal failure. Also called artificial kidney.
hemodialyzer.
See dialyzer.


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