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[Interaction between blood and dialysis membrane].

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  • 1Katedra i Klinika Nefrologii AM we Wrocławiu.

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Hemodialysis membranes trigger complement activation, leading to reduced blood cell counts and lung diffusion capacity. Cuprophan membranes exacerbate these effects, potentially causing respiratory distress and amyloidosis.

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