dialyze
dialyse BrE

"Maybe you had better dialyze me now, so that I can be fresh tomorrow."

"I'll go work out tonight and dialyze the poisons.

Without Forta, I could not dialyze; only she knew the procedures.

The United States system provides dialysis services to all patients, regardless of health status, while the other countries are more selective in whom they dialyze.

That gave Forta time to dialyze me, and Shelia time to put me to bed.

By being able to dialyze themselves, patients gained a large degree of freedom from large, centralized treatment centers enhancing their life quality[1].

Although fetal production is impaired, it causes no prenatal effects, as the placental connection allows maternal blood to "dialyze" the fetus and maintain both electrolyte balance and blood volume.

Accompanied by medical staffs, kidney dialysis patients can take low-cost wilderness vacations; they dialyze at campsites, on houseboat decks and at other locations, using eight-pound portable artificial kidneys developed at the University of Utah.

This means that if you dialyze a patient to a Kt/V of 1.23, and measure the postdialysis and predialysis urea nitrogen levels in the blood, then calculate the URR, then -ln (1-URR) should be about 1.23.