Improving Hemodialysis in People With Kidney Disease in the Population
Abstract
Hemodialysis is one of the modern types of renal replacement therapy, intended for the treatment of patients suffering from end-stage chronic kidney disease. Improving the concept of hemodialysis, its effectiveness and education of the population in the question "who needs it?" significantly improve the prognosis of kidney disease. Kidney hemodialysis is the purification of blood from toxic substances, produced artificially. During the procedure, the blood leaves the body for a short time in order to return to it purified.
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