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  • 21. Optical dialysis adequacy sensor: wavelength dependence of the ultra violet absorbance in the spent dialysate to the removed solutes.
    Jerotskaja J, Lauri K, Tanner R, Luman M, Fridolin I.
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    Raj DS, Tobe S, Saiphoo C, Manuel MA.
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  • 33. Multicenter clinical validation of an on-line monitor of dialysis adequacy.
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  • 36. Model-based dialysis adequacy prediction by continuous dialysate urea monitoring.
    Chiari L, Cappello A, Tartarini R, Paolini F, Calzavara P.
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    Maheshwari V, Lau T, Samavedham L, Rangaiah GP.
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