In standard haemodialysis, the practice of “diffusion” is used in order to remove the waste substances from the blood.  Diffusion allows the solutes to move from the blood to the dialysate through a semipermeable membrane, connected inside the filter. During this process, toxic substances pass through the blood flow to the dialysate and then are removed. This allows to achieve the best result for the patient.

This procedure allows to achieve a particular convenient result in order to treat the chronic kidney disease in the best way, especially for people with cardio-vascular problems.

The last differs from first one in using higher permeability filters, whose membranes, thanks to a particular technological structure, allow the elimination, from the bloodstream, even of higher molecular weight substances. A more accurate and efficient toxin elimination guarantees the patient health an additional concrete benefit.

The technological peculiarity of hemodiafiltration methods is to use, in addition to the diffusion process, the physical process of convection, in order to remove excess fluid and body waste products.

With this method the depurative strength is guaranteed in removal of both low and medium molecular weight solutes. For this purpose, our advanced machinery allow to input sterile and pyrogen-free liquids no longer from pre-packaged bags, but through a system that allows the supplying on the spot (on line) of the right infusion amount needed for a valid purification.

It is a hemofiltraton method with reduced infusion loads. The peculiarity of this method is the total missing of swabs in the dialysis bath, and the possibility to customize the infusion of both bicarbonate and potassium according to the patient’s needs. The result is a particularly suitable treatment for all those patients with biocompatibility problems of the dialysis system.

Furthermore, the maximum release of NO in AFB allows to recommend this method as the dialysis treatment of excellence for patients with problems regarding the cardiovascular system. Among these, a particular attention goes to the diabetic patients that are more predisposed to intradialytic hypotension, because of both their peripheral vasculopathy and neuropathy.