Urea-Imprinted Hollow Fiber Membranes Functionalized with Polyeugenol and Di(2-Ethylhexyl) Phosphoric Acid as Hemodialysis Membrane Candidates

Urea-imprinted hollow fiber membranes show potential as effective hemodialysis candidates, merging specific functionalization techniques.
In a significant outcome, these membranes could enhance dialysis efficacy, addressing current limitations for improved patient care.
Analysis utilizing urea-imprinting and polymer functionalization explored advanced configurations in membrane technology.
These findings highlight the need for innovative materials in dialysis, potentially elevating treatment standards in clinical settings.

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