Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Specialist kidney care and dialysis are available 24 hours a day for critically ill patients.
Plasmapheresis removes harmful antibodies and substances from the blood plasma, and is used in immune mediated conditions and certain critical illnesses.
Yes. Through haemoperfusion and plasmapheresis, harmful toxins, poisons, and
antibodies can be removed from the blood as part of critical care toxicology
management.
Through CRRT and SLED, which are slow, continuous forms of dialysis that unstable patients can tolerate better than standard haemodialysis, delivered at the bedside.
It is the specialist care of kidney problems in critically ill patients, including acute
kidney injury, using advanced dialysis and close monitoring in the intensive care unit.
