Components from the 3D printer improve indoor climate
ETH Zurich developed a floor covering made from waste materials that retains moisture, creates a good indoor climate and can be made using a 3D printing process.
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Treatment of the Oliguric Patient with a New Sodium-Exchange Resin and Sorbitol — A Preliminary Report
Nevertheless, the problem of facilitating the passage of such a resin through the gastrointestinal tract so that it might be eliminated with its bound potassium continued to be troublesome.
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ETH Zurich team develops moisture-storing 3D printed wall components
The 3D printing process, carried out by a group led by Benjamin Dillenburger, Professor for Digital Building Technologies, leveraged a mobile jet print head to selectively deposit a potassium silicate ...
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Heart failure and transplantation with Dr Ileana Piña
AHA 2024 REALIZE-K: A New Potassium Binder to Help Keep Spiro on Board Heart failure expert Ileana Piña discusses potassium-binder use in patients with hyperkalemia while taking spironolactone ...