Hemodialysis is a procedure that purifies the blood by passing it through a filter known as an "artificial kidney" or dialyzer.
Hemodialysis is a procedure that purifies the blood by passing it through a filter known as an "artificial kidney" or dialyzer.
Dialysis is a filtration process. In 1961, Thomas Graham discovered that a parchment membrane immersed in water allowed salts to pass through while retaining proteins.