For individuals with chronic kidney disease (CKD) that has advanced to end-stage renal disease (kidney failure), hemodialysis is a life-saving dialysis procedure. Dialysis takes the role of the actions that healthy, functioning kidneys would take to purify the blood and eliminate extra urine, for example. The following information focuses on hemodialysis, one of two forms of dialysis, along with peritoneal. Hemodialysis is a process where blood is cleaned using a dialysis machine with a filter and an artificial kidney (haemodialyser). A fistula, graft, or catheter may be used during a minor operation to get access to the blood and get blood into the dialyzer. Dialysate is used to clean the blood before it is taken from the patient's body and cycled through a fluid circuit (outside the body). In addition to helping electrolytes and minerals reach the proper concentration in the body, dialysis fluid helps eliminate undesired waste products from the blood. Additionally, the device tracks blood flow and will occasionally sound an alert if something needs to be examined.

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