The practice of reusing dialyzers has been widespread in the United States for decades,
with single use showing signs of resurgence in recent years. Reprocessing of dialyzers has …

Hemodialyzer reuse is commonly practiced in the United States. Recent studies have raised
concerns about the mortality risk associated with certain reuse practices. We evaluated …

The practice of reprocessing dialyzers for reuse, once predominant in the United States, has
been steadily declining over the last 20 years. The professed roles of reuse in improving …

Methodology for evaluation of impact of health technology assessments (HTAs) is outlined
and its use illustrated by applying it to 21 HTAs produced by CETS. Impact on policies and …

Background Although many community hospitals and trauma centers reuse external fixator
components, no published studies have examined the cost-effectiveness or the effect on the …

Study Objective. To quantify the influence of hemodialyzers on vancomycin removal when
the drug was infused during hemodialysis. Design. Prospective, controlled, crossover study …

Reusing dialyzers is almost universal in developing countries to reduce the cost of
hemodialysis (HD). Economic benefits of dialyzer reuse, when estimated only on the basis of …

Objectives: To evaluate the cost-effectiveness of reusing hemodialyzers for patients with
kidney failure on dialysis employing either a heated citric acid or formaldehyde sterilization …

Background: Compound fractures form a bulk of Orthopaedic Trauma cases in a developing
country like India. External Fixation devices are the mainstays of treatment of these open …

Hemodialysis is the commonest kidney replacement therapy (KRT) globally and rapidly
growing in developing countries, while in developed countries it is reaching a plateau. The …