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[Use and efficacy of extracorporeal detoxication procedures in poisoning in children].

Stolpe Hj, D Richter, H Hartleib

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We could demonstrate the possibilities and limitations of the extracorporal detoxications by accidental poisonings in children. The effective use of hemodialysis, hemoperfusion, and plasmapheresis in poisonings during childhood under special consideration of the parameters such as molecular weights, half time rate, proteinbinding, distribution volume, pattern of solubility, and metabolism is shown and critically discussed.

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We could demonstrate the possibilities and limitations of the extracorporal detoxications by accidental poisonings in children. The effective use of hemodialysis, hemoperfusion, and plasmapheresis in poisonings during childhood under special consideration of the parameters such as molecular weights, half time rate, proteinbinding, distribution volume, pattern of solubility, and metabolism is shown and critically discussed.

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We could demonstrate the possibilities and limitations of the extracorporal detoxications by accidental poisonings in children. The effective use of hemodialysis, hemoperfusion, and plasmapheresis in poisonings during childhood under special consideration of the parameters such as molecular weights, half time rate, proteinbinding, distribution volume, pattern of solubility, and metabolism is shown and critically discussed.

Key concepts: Hemoperfusion, Plasmapheresis, Detoxication, Extracorporeal, Hemodialysis, Medicine, Volume of distribution, Intensive care medicine

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