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Dialysate temperature: 34.0 °C to 39.0 °C
Dialysate flux: 300 to 800 ml/min
Dialysate concentration: 12.1 mS/cm to 16.0 mS/cm, ± 0.1 mS/cm
UF rate Flow range: 0 ml/h to 4000 ml/h
Dialysate Temperature: Preset range 33°C to 40°C
Dialysate Resolution: 0.1°C
Dialysate Flow: 100 to 800 ml/min (Adjustable)
UF Rate Flow Range: 0 ml/h to 4000 ml/h
Arterial Pressure Range: -700 mmHg to +700 mmHg
Venous Pressure Range: -700 mmHg to +700 mmHg
Blood Pump Flow Rate: 0 to 700 ml/min
Ultrafiltration (UF) Rate: 0 to 4000 ml/h
Patient Safety & Comfort:
Personalized treatment settings for a more comfortable experience
Advanced degassing system for bicarbonate safety
Double conductivity & temperature monitoring
Intelligent air detection system to prevent air embolism
Water Purity & Safety:
100% RO water recovery with adjustable discharge
Copper-free components to prevent contamination
Leak detection with automatic shut-off
Multi-mode water production with emergency backup
Disinfection & Hygiene:
Hot disinfection system reducing chemical residues
Dead corner-free pipeline to prevent bacterial growth
Monitoring & Automation:
Remote monitoring & intelligent automation
Water hardness & residual chlorine monitoring
Automatic recording of operational data
Blood Pump Flow: 10 to 460 ml / min (Φ6.4 mm), 20 to 620 ml / min (Φ8 mm)
Functional Pump Flow: 10 to 460 ml / min (Φ6.4 mm), 20 to 620 ml / min (Φ8 mm)
Heparin Pump: 0.1 to 10 ml / h, precision 0.1 ml / h, error ± 5%
Dialysate Flow: 300 to 800 ml / min, linearly adjustable (±10%)
Frequently Asked Question
A typical hemodialysis session lasts 3 to 5 hours, and is usually performed three times a week. Peritoneal dialysis can be done daily, either manually or with a machine overnight.
The procedure itself is not painful, but some patients may experience discomfort from needle insertion or low blood pressure during treatment.
Most machines have backup battery systems for short-term use. In case of extended outages, patients should contact their dialysis center for assistance.
Most machines have error codes displayed on the screen. If an alarm sounds, follow the manufacturer’s instructions or contact a dialysis technician for assistance.
Your healthcare team will monitor your blood tests, fluid levels, and symptoms to ensure that dialysis is effective. Feeling better and having more energy are also good signs.
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