However, conventional electrodialysis methods have limitations in fully purifying dialysis fluid, as urea—one ... a rat model ...

Kidney failure affects millions worldwide ... Over 4 to 6 hours, it absorbs waste products like urea, creatinine, potassium, and phosphate. Then, you drain the fluid and replace it.

Sandra A. Banta-Wright, MN, RNC, NNP; Robert D. Steiner, MD Neonates with profound and prolonged hyperammonemia with coma due to urea cycle defect will have had a neurological insult to the brain ...

In this procedure, patients are connected to a dialysis machine which acts as an artificial kidney to remove most of the urea and restore/maintain the water and ion balance of the blood.

In this procedure, patients are connected to a dialysis machine which acts as an artificial kidney to remove most of the urea and restore or maintain the water and ion balance of the blood.