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Development and prospect of hollow fiber hemodialyzer

Authors： Jiemin Zhang, Changjun Mu, Yanan Yu, Peng Dai

Units： R&D Wego Blood Purification Products Co., Ltd., Weihai 264210, China

KeyWords： hemodialysis; membrane; material

ClassificationCode：TQ028.3

year,volume(issue):pagination： 2020,40(5):144-150

Abstract：

With the advancement of hemodialysis membrane performance and instrument technology, the performance of hollow fiber dialyzers were greatly improved. This paper reviewed the history of dialyzer and dialysis membrane. Meanwhile, several methods to increase the efficiency of solute clearances and biocompatibility were discussed in detail. The development trend of membrane materials and dialyzer equipment in the future was prospected.

Funds：

国家科技支撑项目计划（2014BAI11B12）

AuthorIntro：

张洁敏（1989-），女，山东青州市人，中级工程师，硕士研究生，从事血液净化医疗器械研发注册工作，E-mail：jiemin.zhang@wego-healthcare.com

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