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In his letter to your Institute (dated October 18th 2012) our client had written down his doubts concerning this Prescription of the Classical Dialysis Fluid (> with Acidification with 3 mmol/l Acetate) and complained about the Insufficient Chemical Solubility. So the Dialysis Monitor must be descaled after each treatment because of Calcification(!). Only the Patient will not be descaled . . . When using online-Therapy (onlineHDF of online-HF) there are big volumes of this fluid, these will This Theme is of far-reaching importance for the Performance of Dialysis and for the Patient’s Care and nothing has changed in-between (!). The Facts of this Case and the Medical Back-Round will explain in the following:

journal of urology and nephrology open access

Shortcoming and Gravity of the usual Prescription for Bicarbonate Dialysis Fluid (&gt; Problem of Calcification by Acidification with 3 mmol/l Acetate)