Fresenius Medical Care Holdings, Inc.

Conor Curtin

Harold Frederick Sandford

Benjamin J Lipps

Norma J Ofsthun

Amanda K Stennett

David Updyke

Harold F Sandford

The present invention relates to a wearable peritoneal dialysis system and a replaceable cartridge in the wearable peritoneal dialysis system that regenerates the peritoneal dialysis solution without removing essential ions from the solution and, consequently, the patient. The invention also relates to methods of removing uremic waste metabolites from a patient using the wearable peritoneal dialysis system. A source of one or more enzymes that degrades uremic waste metabolites can be administered orally in conjunction with use of the wearable peritoneal dialysis system such that the load of toxins needing to be eliminated by the wearable peritoneal dialysis system is reduced. The wearable peritoneal dialysis system is meant to operate continuously or semi-continuously, its components small and light enough that it can be comfortably worn by a patient constantly, without burden.

Wearable kidney

The present disclosure relates to a wearable dialysis system and method for removing uremic waste metabolites and fluid from a patient suffering from renal disease. Uremic waste metabolites can be removed by a wearable peritoneal dialysis device that regenerates the peritoneal dialysis solution without removing positively charged, essential ions from the solution and, consequently, the patient. Fluids can be removed from the blood of the patient by an implantable fluid removing device. Fluids are delivered to the bladder and preferably removed from the body of the patient through urination. The wearable dialysis system may be operated continuously or semi-continuously and be comfortably adapted to the body of the patient while allowing the patient to perform normal activities.

Artificial kidney dialysis system

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Westford, MA, United States of America

Conor Curtin