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Renal Care

Therapies

We deliver and support renal therapies across the continuum of care, including the innovative HDx.

Therapies
  • Acute Therapy

    Organ support and blood purification therapies are essential to improving patient outcomes in the ICU.

  • Peritoneal Dialysis

    Peritoneal Dialysis - combined with Remote Patient Management - offers the potential to improve renal patients' clinical outcomes and increase lifestyle flexibility.

  • Hemodialysis

    Hemodialysis is the predominant therapy for end-stage kidney disease, and can be delivered through multiple therapy options.

  • HDx Therapy

    HDx - also known as expanded hemodialysis - is an innovative therapy that effectively targets the removal of large middle molecules.

Products

Learn more about Baxter’s key products for Renal Care – across the continuum of care.

Data & Insights

Groundbreaking research and inspirational patient stories.

  • Clinical Data

    Explore the research enabling innovative Renal Care.

  • Stories

    Patients’ journeys inspire our work and drive our commitment.

  • Resource Library

    Access resources for Baxter’s broader Renal Care portfolio.

Medium Cut-Off Dialysis Membrane and Dietary Fiber Effects on Inflammation and Protein-Bound Uremic Toxins: A Systematic Review and Protocol for an Interventional Study.

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  • "Three studies examined the reduction in inflammatory markers with MCO membranes compared to high-flux HD membranes and showed no significant differences.
    Planned study to compare 4 weeks of HDx with 4 weeks of on-line HDF in 50 patients on high-flux HD at enrollment. The 2 main outcomes of the study will be serum concentrations of p-cresol sulfate and IL-6.
    Secondary outcomes will include serum concentrations of indoxyl-sulfate, trimethylamine-N-oxide, IL-10, serum amyloid A, hs-CRP, and total leukocyte count
    (see ClinicalTrials.gov NCT04247867)"