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Article Abstract

Adverse reactions during hemodialysis (HD) sessions although infrequent can be severe. We report two cases of recurrent adverse reactions to HD biocompatible synthetic membranes. Change to AN-69 dialyzer allowed subsequent uneventful HD sessions. This may be due to the surface treated membrane, which provides greater adsorption capacity and improved biocompatibility.

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