multiorgan dysfunction: the state-of-the-art and current approaches to its treatment using low flow-rate membrane technologies

multiorgan dysfunction: the state-of-the-art and current approaches to its treatment using low flow-rate membrane technologies

;I. A. Danilov;A. M. Ovechkin
sae prepr 2011 Vol. 7 pp. -
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danilov2011obamultiorgan

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This analytical literature review generalizes the currently available data on the treatment of multiorgan dysfunction (MOD). The review describes the pathogenesis, triggers, and components of MOD, as well as current approaches to treating this pathology with up-to-date technologies. Key words: MARS therapy, low flow-rate continuous venovenous hemodiafiltra-tion, multiorgan dysfunction.

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