METHOD AND COMPOSITION FOR REMOVING UREMIC TOXINS IN DIALYSIS PROCESSES
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1. A device for removing uremic toxins in a dialysis procedure, the device comprising:
- a body having an inlet and an outlet and defining an interior, the interior including a layer comprising urease, a layer comprising zirconium oxide, a layer comprising zirconium phosphate, and a layer comprising carbon; and
the device being so constructed and arranged so that a fluid entering the device contacts the zirconium phosphate layer upon entering the device before contacting the urease layer.
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Abstract
Methods and devices for providing dialysis treatment are provided. The device includes a resin bed including zirconium phosphate, zirconium oxide, and urease.
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1. A device for removing uremic toxins in a dialysis procedure, the device comprising:
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a body having an inlet and an outlet and defining an interior, the interior including a layer comprising urease, a layer comprising zirconium oxide, a layer comprising zirconium phosphate, and a layer comprising carbon; and the device being so constructed and arranged so that a fluid entering the device contacts the zirconium phosphate layer upon entering the device before contacting the urease layer. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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14. A device for removing uremic toxins in a dialysis procedure, the device comprising:
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a body having an inlet and an outlet and defining an interior, the interior including; a modified urease layer comprising a modified urease selected from the group consisting of cross-linked enzyme crystals of urease, a blend of urease and zirconium oxide, alumina-stabilized urease and combinations thereof, a layer comprising zirconium oxide, a layer comprising zirconium phosphate, and a layer comprising carbon; and the device being so constructed and arranged so that a fluid entering the device contacts the zirconium phosphate layer upon entering the device before contacting the modified urease layer. - View Dependent Claims (15, 16, 17)
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