DISPOSABLE SUPPLIES FOR DIALYSIS NAMELY

Brand Owner Address Description
LIFEKIT PHYSIO-CONTROL CORPORATION 2607 2ND AVE. SEATTLE WA 98121 Disposable Supplies for Home Dialysis-Namely, Patient Thermometer Kits Consisting of a Test Tube and a Color Chart, and Dye Tablets, for Detecting the Presence of Formaldehyde in Peritoneal Dialysis Systems;Disposable Supplies for Home Dialysis-Namely, Surgical Tape; Non-Elastic Bandages; Dressings; Alcohol Preparation Pads; Antiseptic Towellettes; Dialysate Concentrate; Hydrogen Peroxide Solutions; Heparin; Potassium Chloride; Dextrose Solutions; Formaldehyde Solutions; Bleach; Vinegar; Saline Solutions; Povidone-Iodine Solutions; Cotton-Tipped Applicators; and Swab Sticks;Disposable Supplies for Home Dialysis-Namely, Gauze Sponges; Syringes; Sterile and Nonsterile Gloves; Scrub Trays; Blood Pressure Cuffs; Stethoscopes; Tubing-Occluding Forceps; Surgical Scissors; Dye Concentrate, Dye Standards and Color Comparators for Testing Reverse Osmosis Membranes Used in Peritoneal Dialysis Systems; Fluid Adapter Kits Consisting of a Bottle, an Adapter for Coupling the Bottle to a Peritoneal Dialysis System, and a Bottle Support, for Delivering Disinfectant, Dye and Rinse Water to Peritoneal Dialysis Systems; Disinfection Bottles for Peritoneal Dialysis Systems; Tubing for Peritoneal Dialysis Systems; Catheter Caps; and Kits for Home Dialysis, the Components of which Are: Povidone-Iodine Solutions, Swab Sticks, Scrub Tray, Gauze Sponges, Tubing for Peritoneal Dialysis Systems, and Catheter Caps;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. The present invention includes a method of determining the dry body weight of a patient undergoing dialysis by means of segmental bioimpedance analysis. In preferred embodiments, dry body weight is determined by comparison to the bioimpedance values of normal subjects or by monitoring changes in bioimpedance during dialysis. One embodiment of the present invention is a device for determining dry body weight during dialysis.