Zhongguo Yi Liao Qi Xie Za Zhi
January 2017
Ultrasound-based measurement of relative blood volume can be used to assess patient's dry weight during hemodialysis. The results of relative blood volume were calculated from the ultrasonic transmission time measurement in the arteriol pot, and the accuracy of transmission time measurement is directly related to the reliability of the results of relative blood volume. There are various factors which influence the travel time, this article analyzed patients themselves, measuring device and the external factors, and advised appropriate counter measures.
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December 2013
Assessing dry weight accurately is crucial in providing effective and safe haemodialysis. Biases towards dry weight assessment may bring a series of dialysis complications. This study introduces an online detection technique of relative blood volume (RBV) based on ultrasound, which analyzes the correlation between changes in blood density and sound speed.
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