T/NBPIA 011-2023 Classification Standards for Peritoneal Dialysis Solutions
T/NBPIA 011-2023
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Scope
Main technical content: Peritoneal Dialysis (PD) is an important method for treating acute kidney injury and chronic renal failure. It requires utilizing the semi-permeable membrane characteristics of the patient's own peritoneum. Through the principles of diffusion and convection, PD regularly and timely infuses dialysis solution into the abdominal cavity and removes waste fluid to clear metabolic products retained in the body, correct electrolyte and acid-base imbalance, and perform kidney replacement therapy by ultrafiltrating excess water. Peritoneal dialysis solution is an indispensable part of peritoneal dialysis treatment, mainly composed of osmotic agents, buffers, and electrolytes. Its chamber-packaging process innovation and its components and biocompatibility directly affect the structure, function, and effectiveness of peritoneal dialysis. This standard specifies the classification system of peritoneal dialysis solution, including classification principles, classification basis, and classification names, and defines categories such as glucose peritoneal dialysis solution and neutralized glucose peritoneal dialysis solution.