27^th Global Nephrology, Urology and Kidney Failure Congress

Innovations in Dialysis, Wearable & Implantable Devices

Dialysis technologies are undergoing rapid evolution with the development of portable, wearable, and implantable systems that provide greater flexibility, safety, and physiological compatibility. Miniaturized hemodialysis machines, sorbent-based purification units, and automated peritoneal dialysis systems enhance patient mobility while maintaining high treatment efficiency. Wearable artificial kidney prototypes work continuously to mimic natural renal function, reducing fluid overload, metabolic imbalance, and cardiovascular strain. Implantable bio-artificial kidneys combine silicon nanotechnology and living renal cells to deliver filtration and reabsorption capacity without external power sources or immunosuppressive therapy. Intelligent dialysis systems use AI algorithms to optimize ultrafiltration rates, blood flow, and solute clearance based on real-time patient data. These innovations enhance quality of life, reduce hospitalization, and bring dialysis closer to physiological renal replacement.