GordonA., PopovitzerM., GreenbaumM., MorantzL., McArthurM., DePalmaJ.R., and MaxwellM.H.: Zirconium Phosphate -A potentially useful adsorbent in the treatment of chronic uraemia.Prac. Eur. Dial. Transplant Assoc.5: 86–94. 1968.
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GordonA., GralT., DePalmaJ.R., GreenbaumM.A., MarantzL.B., McArthurM.J., and MaxwellM.H.: A sorbent based low volume dialysate system: Preliminary studies in human subjects.Proc. Eur. Dial. Transplant Assoc.7: 63–68, 1970.
3.
GordonA., BetterO.S., GreenbaumM.A., MarantzL.B., GralT., and MaxwellM.H.: Clinical maintenance hemodialysis with a sorbent-based, low-volume dialysate regeneration system.Trans. Amer. Sac. Artif. Int. Organs17: 253–256, 1971.
4.
KolffW.J., JacobsonS.C., StephenR.L., and RoseD.: Towards a wearable artificial kidney.Kidney Int.10: S300–S304, 1976.
5.
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ZinsserH.H., and CohenA.B.: The capacity of resins to simulate chemical processing by the kidney.Trans. Amer. Sac. Artif. Int. OrgansI: 19–22, 1955.
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YatzidisH.: A convenient hemoperfu sion apparatus over charcoal for the treatment of endogeneous and exogenous intoxicants. I. Its use as an effective artificial kidney.Proc. Eur. Dial. Transpl. Assoc.I: 83, 1964.
8.
SchwarzbeckA., WagnerL., SquarrH- U., and StauchM.: Clotting in dialyzers due to low pH of dialysis fluid.Clin. Nephrol.7: 125–127, 1977.
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PedersonF., and ChristiansenE.: On acid-base problems in Redy@ dialysis.Scand. J. Urol. Nephral. Suppl 30: 28–31. 1976.
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KleinE.: A compound artificial kidney without dialysis: An analysis of remaining problems.Kidney Int.13: S188–SI93. 1978.
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AshS.R., BarileR.G., WilcoxP.G., WrightD.L., ThornhillJ.A., DheinC.R., KesslerD.P., and WangN.H.L.: The sorbent suspension reciprocating dialyzer: A device with minimal sorbent saturation.asaio J.4: 28–40, 1981.
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ChristiansenE.: On the absorption capacity of the Redy@ cartridge.Scand. J. Ural. Nephrol. Suppl 30: 8–18, 1976.
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PetersenN.J., CarsonL.A., FaveroM.S., MarshallJ.H., and AgueroS.M.: Removal of bacteria and bacterial endotoxin from dialysis fluids by sorbents.asaio J.3: 6–10, 1980.
14.
Data collected from University of Iowa, Iowa City, IO (Contract consultants).
15.
DrukkerW.: Introduction to the REDY@ system. Two long-tenn patients.Nieren und HochdruckkrankheitenI: 5–8, 1976.
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Van DoomA.W.J., and ThomasH.: The working of the cartridge with special regard to bicarbonate and acetate aspects.Nieren und HochdruckkrankheitenI: 9–15, 1976.
17.
HamplH., KesselM., and HornG.: Short duration dialysis employing the RED Y@ system with special consideration of buffer capacity.Nieren und HochdruckkrankheitenI: 34–38, 1976.
18.
FarrellP.C., MahonyJ.F., JonesB.F., MathewT.H., DawbornJ.K., and DisneyA.P.: Clinical evaluation of a dialysate regeneration system for maintenance hemodialysis.Aust. N.Z.J. Med.6: 292–297, 1976.
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HammL.L., LawrenceG., and DuBoseT.D.: Sorbent regenerative hemodialysis as a potential cause of acute hypercapnia.Kidney Int.21: 416–418, 1982.
20.
FreemanR.M., and RichardsC.J.: Studies on sulfate in end-stage renal disease.Kidney Int.15: 167–175, 1979.
21.
MoilerB.B., BahnsenM., SolgaardP., and SorensenE.: Toxicological problems with the REDY@ system.Scand. J. Urol. Nephrol. Suppl. 30: 23–27. 1976.
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MionC., BrangerB., IssautierR., EllisH.A., and ShaldonS.: Dialysis fracturing osteomalacia without hyperparathyoidism in patients treated with HCO3 rinsed Redy@ cartridge.Amer. Sac. Artif. Int. Organs Abstracts10: 50, 1981.
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PieridesA.M., and FrohnertP.P.: Aluminum related dialysis osteomalacia and dementia after prolonged use of the Redy@ cartridge. Amer. Soc. Artif. Int.Organs Abstracts10: 53, 1981.
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WhalenJ.E., FreemanR.M., and RichardsC.J.: Elevated serum alkaline phosphatase in patients receiving sorbent cartridge hemodialysis.asaio J.4: 9–11, 1981.
27.
Personal Communication. Martin Roberts, Ph.D., Organon Teknika Corp., Chatsworth. CA.
28.
OdellR.A., YangJ., GeorgeC.R., and FarrellP.C.: Aluminum kinetics during sorbent(REDY@)dialysis.Contemporary Dialysis3(7): 57–62, 1982.
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American National Standard for Hemodialysis Systems. ANSI/AAMI RD5, Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation. Arlington, VA1981.
30.
Data collected from Regional Kidney Disease Program, Minneapolis, MN (Contract consultants).