CAPD drain bag 2L

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Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis (CAPD) is a type of peritoneal dialysis done several times a day, usually at home. A soft tube is placed in the abdomen (typically under local anaesthetic), which allows dialysis fluid to enter the body. The peritoneal membrane inside the abdomen acts as a natural filter, removing waste products and toxins.

Weihai Lianqiao New Material Science&Technology Co.,Ltd

Country/Region:

China
On CPHI since:

2024
Employees:

250 - 499

Company types

Manufacturer/Innovator

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Medical Devices

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When it comes to managing kidney failure with peritoneal dialysis, patients are typically offered two main options: Automated Peritoneal Dialysis (APD) and Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis (CAPD). Both treatments use the body’s peritoneal membrane to filter waste and excess fluid, but they differ in how and when the exchanges are performed. APD is typically done overnight using a machine (cycler) while the patient sleeps, offering more convenience for those with busy daytime schedules. CAPD, on the other hand, is a manual process performed several times throughout the day, giving patients more control and flexibility in timing their treatment. The decision between APD and CAPD is a highly personal one, influenced by lifestyle, support systems, work or school commitments, and comfort with technology. Understanding the differences is the first step in choosing the approach that best fits a patient’s daily life and long-term health goals.