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Renal transplantation in man: A review

“…The Kiil dialyser, as used extensively by Scribner and his colleagues (Cole, Pollard, and Murray, 1963)~ seems to be very satisfactory for this purpose and, although the dialysis takes approximately 12 hours, this machine requires little priming with blood and the cellophane membrane is relatively cheap. Bower (1963) has devised a suction apparatus which reduces the pressure over the bath so that excess fluid can be easily removed from the patient. Repeated dialysis facilitates the management of the patient in the postoperative period, especially when cadaveric transplants are used and initial function cannot be expected.…”