878 43 cm 23 cm 44 cm Filter holder Ultrafiltration scale Heparin pump Ultrafiltrate pump Arterial pressure connector Blood pump Prefilter pressure connector Venous electroclamp Infusion pump Bubble d[.]
C Mammen and D Askenazi 878 Filter holder b 15 Control panel Infusion scale Ultrafiltration scale 13 Ultrafiltrate pump Venous pressure connector Drip chamber holder 11 Bubble detector Blood leakage detector (BLD) 12 Infusion pump Arterial pressure connector Blood pump Venous electroclamp Prefilter pressure connector 44 cm c Fig 44.2 (continued) 23 cm 43 cm Heparin pump 14 44 Neonatal Acute Kidney Injury the desired length prior has led to fewer complications and longer duration of use compared to other hemodialysis catheters (author personal communication) Clearly, as these devices become mainstream, there will be lower risks associated with performing extracorporeal forms of RRT in neonates The risk/benefit ratio will allow for more judicious use and earlier intervention and will likely serve as a profound improvement in the care of critically ill neonates With the development of smaller filters, it has already become possible to use CRRT in neonates when they require it This area of investigation and clinical use is exciting, and we anticipate that CRRT for infants will be greatly enhanced with the use of these safer devices References Bellomo R, Ronco C, Kellum JA, Mehta RL, Palevsky P, Workgroup ADQI. 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