Peritoneal dialysis methods that emulate gravity flow

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1994-06-01

1995-06-06

Rosenbaum, C. Fred

Surgery

Means for introducing or removing material from body for...

Material introduced into and removed from body through...

604 27, 604 29, 210929, A61M 100

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054218233

ABSTRACT:
Peritoneal dialysis systems and methods apply fluid pressure to move liquid. The systems and methods can emulate either a fixed head height condition or different head height conditions, independent of the actual head height differential between the patient's peritoneal cavity and the external liquid source or destination. The systems and methods can also switch between low-relative pressure flow mode when considerations of patient comfort and safety predominate and a high-relative pressure flow mode when considerations of processing speed predominate.

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