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Literature review explores flow and volume sensors in hemodialysis, suggesting non-invasive techniques enhance kidney disease treatment.
This article describes distinct types of flow and volume sensors, and their respective applications used during hemodialysis. Through a review of the literature, new opportunities in the field of non-invasive methods are explored to optimize and develop innovative technologies in the field of biomedical implants and accelerate the completion of kidney disease treatment. The findings reveal that the combination of these devices and noninvasive techniques contributes significantly to the treatment of kidney diseases. In addition, it helps in the development of biological models and the performance of operational/mechanical analyses to predict more effective and rapid implementation methods for patient recovery.
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