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Dialysis Machine (Artificial kidney) |
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Kidneys are vital organs for survival. Several |
factors like infections, injury, very high blood |
pressure, very high blood sugar or restricted |
blood flow to kidneys. This leads to accumulation |
of poisonous wastes in the body and leads to |
death. Dialysis machine is used to filter the blood |
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of a person when both kidneys are damaged. The |
process is called ‘haemodialysis’. In this process |
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blood is taken out from the main artery, mixed fig-8: Dialysis |
with an anticoagulant, such as heparin, and then |
pumped into the apparatus called dialyzer. In this apparatus blood flows |
through channels or tubes which are madeup of cellophane. These tubes |
are embedded in the dialyzing fluid. The membrane separates the blood |
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flowing inside the tube and dialyzing fluid (dialysis), which has the same |
composition as that of plasma, except the nitrogenous wastes. |
As nitrogenous wastes are absent in dialyzing fluids, these substances |
from the blood move out freely, there by cleaning the blood of its wastes. |
This process is called dialysis. This is similar to function of the kidney |
but is different as there is no reabsorption involved .The cleaned blood is |
pumped back to the body through a vein after adding anti-coagulant (heparin). |
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Each dialysis session lasts for 3 to 6 hours. This method has been using |
for thousands of uremic / kidney failure patients all over the world. |
Is there any long term solution for kidney failure patients? |
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The first kidney transplantation was performed between |
identical twins in 1954 by Dr. Charles Hufnagel was a surgeon |
at Washington, USA . In India first kidney transplantation was |
done on 1st December 1971 at the Christian Medical college, |
Vellore, Tamilnadu. |
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Dr. Charles Hufnagel |
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Kidney transplantation |
The best long term solution for kidney failure (acute renal failure) is |
Kidney transplantation. A functioning kidney is used in transplantation from |
a donor preferably a close relative. The kidney that is received by a recipient |
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must be a good match to his body, to minimize the chances of rejection of |
transplanted kidney by the immune system of the recipient. Modern clinical |
procedures have increased the success rate of such complicated technique. |
Where is the transplanted kidney fixed in the |
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body of a kidney failure patient? |
What about the failed kidneys? |
Can donor lead normal life with a single kid- |
ney without any complications? |
Now a days the process of organ donation helps |
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a lot for kidney failure patients. Organs are collected |
fig-9: Kidney transplantation |
from brain dead patients, then transplanted to the |
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recepient. To know more about organ donation see in annexure. |
Other pathways of excretion ((accessory excretory organs) |
You have learnt about kidney, chief excretory organ of our body. |
What are the other excretory organs of human body? |
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