artificial kidney no Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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artificial kidney SUBST

artificial kidney

rene m artificiale

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rene artificiale

artificial kidney

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artificial [Brit ɑːtɪˈfɪʃ(ə)l, americ ˌɑrdəˈfɪʃəl] ADJ

1. artificial:

artificial colour, organ, ingredient, fur, lake, snow, lighting

artificiale

artificial fertilizer

chimico

artificial eye

di vetro

artificial hair

finto

2. artificial fig:

artificial manner, smile, atmosphere, distinction, comparison

artificioso

artificial person

finto

kidney [Brit ˈkɪdni, americ ˈkɪdni] SUBST

1. kidney (of person):

kidney

rene m

floating kidney

rene mobile

floating kidney before subst operation, disease

ai reni

to have kidney trouble

avere dei problemi ai reni

2. kidney (of animal):

kidney ANAT

rene m

kidney CULIN

rognone m

lamb, beef kidneys

rognoni di agnello, di manzo

a man of a different kidney lit

un uomo d'altra tempra or di tutt'altro stampo

artificial kidney no Dicionário PONS

Traduções para artificial kidney no dicionário inglês»italiano

artificial [ˌɑ:r·tə·ˈfɪ·ʃl] ADJ

artificial

artificiale

kidney [ˈkɪd·ni] SUBST

kidney

rene m

kidney disease

malattia f renale

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In 1960 the use of a subcutaneous arteriovenous shunt along with the artificial kidney machine allowed hemodialysis for patients with chronic renal failure.

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This means that a portion of cell can have a theoretical mass transfer that is a hundredfold higher than that of a whole artificial kidney machine.

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During the peritoneal procedure, the blood is cleaned inside the patient's body, whereas in hemodialysis it passes through an artificial kidney machine to be cleaned before re-entering the body.

www.journalpioneer.com

A dialysis machine is basically a great, big monitor for the artificial kidney and the blood tubing.

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