Blood purification, as a critical medical intervention for renal function replacement, metabolic waste clearance, and homeostasis maintenance, relies heavily on the optimization of therapeutic solutions to ensure clinical efficacy. In recent years, significant advancements have been made in the formulation design, biocompatibility, and clinical outcomes of blood purification solutions, driven by progress in clinical medicine and biomedical engineering. This article systematically elaborates on the latest research developments in key therapeutic solutions, including continuous renal replacement therapy replacement fluids, hemodialysis dialysate, hemodialysis catheter lock solutions, and peritoneal dialysate. By synthesizing current evidence, the aim is to offer scientific guidance for clinicians in selecting optimal treatment regimens while exploring future directions and emerging trends in the development of blood purification solutions.
Non-anticoagulated continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT) is usually the main treatment choice for high-risk bleeding patients due to its good safety. The coagulation and shortened lifespan of extracorporeal circulation circuits are the main challenges faced by non-anticoagulated CRRT, and it is particularly important to explore the factors that affect the lifespan of non-anticoagulated CRRT extracorporeal circulation circuits. This article reviews the optimization strategies for extending the lifespan of non-anticoagulated CRRT extracorporeal circulation circuits, including the selection of vascular access and catheter, as well as the setting of CRRT mode, blood flow rate, circuit flush, and replacement fluid dilution methods. The aim is to provide a reference for practitioners in the field of kidney disease and critical care medicine.
Blood purification is not only an effective treatment for patients with acute and chronic renal failure, but also plays an important role in the rescue of various critically ill patients. The current blood purification devices is relatively bulky and not suitable for use in daily life and disaster rescue sites. Portable blood purification devices can be divided into portable artificial kidney, wearable artificial kidney, implantable artificial kidneys and mobile continuous renal replacement therapy machine, which have not yet been widely applied in clinical practice. In recent years, with the advancement of materials science and computer science, efficient regeneration of dialysate and intelligent operation of equipment have become possible, and portable blood purification devices is also expected to experience rapid development. This article briefly reviews the development history and future research directions of portable blood purification devices.