Health and Wellness : BIONIC KIDNEY TO REPLACE DIALYSIS?

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The World’s First Bionic Kidney Is All Set To Replace Dialysis in Just Two Years
Scientists in the USA have now developed the world’s first bionic kidney that is all set to end dialysis in two years.
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Not always can natural remedies be good for a medical condition despite of how effective they are. Sometimes, in serious conditions only medical technology can help such as in the case of kidney dialysis. Without dialysis, a patient may not survive and what makes the suffering greater is the waiting list for kidney transplants. Till now a solution still remains elusive for this disease.
But!! This is where medical technology steps in where scientists from the University of California in San Francisco have invented the world’s first bionic kidney which can replace damaged kidneys.

1 The bionic kidney can be inserted through common surgery
The world’s first bionic kidney can be inserted in a body by a common surgical procedure and it has proved to work efficiently. It is now proving to be the perfect replacement for a damaged kidney. The bionic kidney consists of several microchips which is moved by the heart. The bionic kidney also filters out toxins from the blood in the same way as a normal kidney.
Members of the research team Shuvo Roy of the University of California and William H Fissel nephrologist and associate professor of medicine at Vanderbilt University Medical Center have said that the invention is all set to give hope to the millions suffering from kidney failure and who are on dialysis.



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Kem this is a rare biomechanical breakthrough since the pacemaker. You're a professional chemist and I believe a very astute one so I know you know a 2 to 3 year projection for first use off the existing certified national transplant list is completely unrealistic and gives false hope to past age specific or poor prognosis survivable candidates. Like the pacemaker this is cutting edge industry wide changing technology that for all intents and purposes singlehandedly just put the existing Hemodialysis industry on it's head. Like any Federal agency the FDA is not one to push cutting edge never before existing and tested medical technology before exhaustive research, analysis and animal testing has shaken out every possible issue contrary to favorable long and long term patient survivability vs, existing hemodialysis and the Chinese CHN Herbal Regimen. I predict a minimum 3 year test regimen before animal test trials if even then. I have more to say but work calls so we'll talk later my friend. Good read though, very informative.



Unless they are going thru the final testing phase for the FDA




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My post seemed to have suffered a kind of "Back to the Future" thingy. I checked and they have a patent for it but I cannot get any more information about clinical trials, beta testing or anything relating to that. I hope you're right but knowing the FDA if the tribute is high enough, new treatment regimens and devices will get their rubber stamp of approval in short order especially when private investors are involved.

I can't find anything concerning application , approval or denial of application on the FDA website but if what they say in the news bit they could be on track with a tentative availability date.

https://www.fda.gov/

There are a couple of artificial kidney patents but I don't know if this is them.


https://www.uspto.gov/

www.google.com/patents/US5092886



Thus it seems they are controlling the info




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