Toward a Patient-Specific Model of Protein-Bound Uremic Toxin Kinetics During Online Hemodiafiltration
Authors:
- Marcello MiceliMMMarcello Miceli
- Niccolò MorisiNMNiccolò Morisi
- Silvia GiovanellaSGSilvia Giovanella
- Marco FerrariniMFMarco Ferrarini
- Daniele GoldoniDaniele Goldoni
- Giulia LigabueGLGiulia Ligabue
- Luigi RovatiLuigi Rovati
- Gabriele DonatiGDGabriele Donati
- Umberto MorbiducciUmberto Morbiducci
- Giuseppe De NiscoGNGiuseppe De Nisco
- 26 September 2026
- book chapter
- Published by Springer Nature
- p. 827-836
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