Liver and kidney failure can lead to extensive accumulation of toxic metabolites in the blood
and tissues, such as bilirubin, blood ammonia, endotoxins, cytokines, creatinine, uric acid …

Chronic kidney disease leads to the accumulation of uremic toxins within the blood
compartment. Engineered surface that adsorbs toxins from the blood compartment is a …

Hemodialysis is one of the earliest artificial kidney systems, which removes uremic toxins
through using a semipermeable porous membrane. Current report focuses on designation of …

Tissue adhesion is a severe postoperative complication. Various strategies have been
developed to minimize postoperative adhesion, but the clinical efficacy is still far from …

In end stage renal disease (ESRD) waste solutes accumulate in body fluid. Removal of
protein bound solutes using conventional renal replacement therapies is currently very poor …

Hemodialysis is a commonly used blood purification technique in patients requiring kidney
replacement therapy. Sorbents could increase uremic retention solute removal efficiency …

Foreign-body reaction (FBR) has been a long-term obstacle for implantable biomedical
devices and materials, especially to those that require mass/signal transport between the …

Adsorbents, which can be used to directly eliminate uremic toxins from blood, are decisive
for hemoperfusion that maintains human renal function. However, developing adsorbents …

The removal of toxins is important due to the damage to aquatic environment. In this work, a
facile and green approach based on mussel-inspired coatings was used to fabricate amino …

Polyethersulfone (PES)–organophilic montmorillonite (OMMT) hybrid particles, with various
proportions of OMMT, were prepared by using a liquid–liquid phase separation technique …