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dialyzer
noun[ C ]
mainly USuk /ˈdaɪ.ə.laɪ.zər/ us /ˈdaɪ.ə.laɪ.zɚ/(UK usuallydialyser)
medical specialized
a device containing a thin piece of material that filters(= separates) waste substances from someone's blood when their kidneys(= organs that remove waste and produce urine) are unable to do this in the way that they should: 透析器
Blood is circulated outside the body through an external filter, called a dialyzer. 血液通过一个被称为透析器的外部过滤器进行体外循环。
A dialyser is also known as an artificial kidney.透析器又称为人工肾脏。
Related word
dialysis
A new dialyzer is used for each patient's treatment.
The filter, or dialyzer, is a membrane device that filters waste substances from the blood before it is returned to patients.
The client’s toxin-laden blood is diverted into a dialyzer, cleaned, and then returned to the client.
In modern dialysers, the dialysis membrane has significant permeability to water.
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