What is Haemodialysis?

A medical procedure to remove fluid and waste product from the blood and to correct electrolyte imbalance.

How is it performed?

• The procedure is done by using a machine and a dialyser which is also known as an ‘artificial kidney’.
• Patients need to do a minimum of 4 hours of treatment, 3 times a week at dialysis centre.
• Patients required an arteriovenous fistula (AVF) creation or dialysis catheter to undergo this treatment.