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Dialysis

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I have reviewed the published work on hemodialysis (broadly interpreted) for the 2-year period beginning January 1984. What follows is a personal impression of the important advances that have occurred in that time. My effort, as in the past, is directed at being selective rather than all-encompassing.

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