Clinical Data

Clinical research lies at the heart of who we are. Baxter uses scientific evidence systematically, and transparently, to inform the development of new and state-of-the-art solutions for patients around the world. Here you can find various studies, white papers and articles concerning important topics across the wide range of therapy areas served by Baxter. 

A Focus on Clinical Research

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Removal of Middle Molecules Using Medium Cut-Off Membranes in Hemodialysis Mode vs. High-Flux Membranes in Post-Dilutional Online Hemodiafiltration Mode: The REMOC Study

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Removal of Middle Molecules Using Medium Cut-Off Membranes in Hemodialysis Mode vs. High-Flux Membranes in Post-Dilutional Online Hemodiafiltration Mode: The REMOC Study

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The Comparison of Vancomycin Removal Between Medium Cut-Off(Theranova®) and Other Dialyzers

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The Proteome of Hemodialysis Membranes: A Discovery Proteomic Pilot Study

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Effects of a medium cut-off (Theranova®) dialyser on haemodialysis patients: a prospective, cross-over study

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A comparison between the most used new medium cut-off membranes in removal of medium molecules

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A Randomised Study Investigating the Effect of Medium Cut-Off Haemodialysis on Markers of Vascular Health Compared with Online Haemodiafiltration (MoDal Study)

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Comparison of medium cut-off membrane and postdilution hemodiafiltration on removal of small and middle molecule uremic toxins

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Comparison of Solute Removal Properties Between High-Efficient Dialysis Modalities in Low Blood Flow Rate

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Middle molecules removal and anticoagulation in hemodialysis with a medium cut off membrane: preliminary data from a monocentric trial

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Protein bound drug removal by membranes of different albumin permeability

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Removal of large middle molecules via haemodialysis with medium cut-off membranes at lower blood flow rates: an observational prospective study

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