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Post by bimitiri on May 24, 2022 11:30:38 GMT
Anyone has seen this or any information on Nipro Surdial DX ?
It has aseptic priming function that produce saline from the Dialyzer ?
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Post by bimitiri on May 24, 2022 11:31:11 GMT
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Post by Chuck Weddle on May 24, 2022 12:06:37 GMT
The "aseptic priming" function that they refer to appears to be basically the same as the WHO device on a Phoenix machine. I didn't see anything about it producing saline. Pretty much everything else the mention is pretty standard stuff.
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Post by joey on May 24, 2022 23:28:21 GMT
The "aseptic priming" function that they refer to appears to be basically the same as the WHO device on a Phoenix machine. I didn't see anything about it producing saline. Pretty much everything else the mention is pretty standard stuff. The Nipro rep I spoke to mentioned they were trying to get a machine approved for over here that made its own saline. This was over the winter. |
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Post by Dinner time on Oct 1, 2022 5:20:10 GMT
They will be rolling out shortly. Looks interesting
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Post by SrCusEngr on Apr 2, 2023 6:36:54 GMT
Any update?
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Post by Bobby on Apr 11, 2023 17:09:26 GMT
These machines are available in the US. The US version does not produce its own saline.
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Post by joey on Apr 21, 2023 17:19:34 GMT
The "aseptic priming" function that they refer to appears to be basically the same as the WHO device on a Phoenix machine. I didn't see anything about it producing saline. Pretty much everything else the mention is pretty standard stuff. Yes Chuck is correct. It is supposedly in the pipeline for the machine to create saline but the last time I talked to them it was still aways away which means it might not happen at all. That seems like a hard thing to get the blessing from the dialysis gods for. Curious what extra testing and monitoring you would have to do to make sure its safe. |
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Post by bimitiri on May 2, 2023 22:15:15 GMT
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Post by Zombie on May 9, 2023 16:21:40 GMT
upon further reading the machine does not produce saline but can prime the blood lines using dialysate or DIF(dialysate infusion function).
the dialysate can then be infused or the machine can be set to use a CTS(clean treatment start)i.e. removing fluid from bloodline. I do not know its availability for use in USA
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Post by Zombie on May 9, 2023 16:28:25 GMT
The "aseptic priming" function that they refer to appears to be basically the same as the WHO device on a Phoenix machine. I didn't see anything about it producing saline. Pretty much everything else the mention is pretty standard stuff. Yes Chuck is correct. It is supposedly in the pipeline for the machine to create saline but the last time I talked to them it was still aways away which means it might not happen at all. That seems like a hard thing to get the blessing from the dialysis gods for. Curious what extra testing and monitoring you would have to do to make sure its safe. And unfortunately this information is wrong. the "WHO door" is a waste handling option used solely for the purpose to collect excess saline from priming which is then discarded. see post below about the Sundialx function |
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Post by Zombie on May 9, 2023 16:29:24 GMT
Yes Chuck is correct. It is supposedly in the pipeline for the machine to create saline but the last time I talked to them it was still aways away which means it might not happen at all. That seems like a hard thing to get the blessing from the dialysis gods for. Curious what extra testing and monitoring you would have to do to make sure its safe. And unfortunately this information is wrong. the "WHO door" is a waste handling option used solely for the purpose to collect excess saline from priming which is then discarded. see post below about the Sundialx function see post above |
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Post by dave74 on May 9, 2023 16:44:40 GMT
This goes back to the C3. The waste handling option seemed like a good idea at the time. Then there was an outbreak of infections linked to the WHO. Gambro had to change the setup procedure to check the WHO for any back flow and to disinfect the WHO on a regular basis. I can't remember the exact details.
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Post by Zombie on May 9, 2023 16:56:11 GMT
This goes back to the C3. The waste handling option seemed like a good idea at the time. Then there was an outbreak of infections linked to the WHO. Gambro had to change the setup procedure to check the WHO for any back flow and to disinfect the WHO on a regular basis. I can't remember the exact details. Yes we currently have phoenix machines at an acute location and do not use the who door for this reason. better safe then sorry |
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Post by dcvd on Nov 28, 2023 17:16:09 GMT
Does anyone in here work for Nipro as a FSE?
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