Zyblut Twardowski

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Dugan Maddux visited Dr. Zyblut Twardowski in his office at the University of Missouri for this interview in 2009. Dr. Twardowski talks about his early start in nephrology as a clinician and researcher in Poland working toward his title of Doctor of Medicine. He describes using the Alwall and Kolff machines for early dialysis treatments in Eastern Europe in the 1960s. He is a patented inventor for medical equipment and is internationally known for his peritoneal dialysis materials and processes which are discussed here.

Zyblut Twardowski Interview Shorts

03:47

Constant Site Puncture Method
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02:36

Daily Dialysis
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09:16

Disappointment in Alwall
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05:06

Intermittent Peritoneal Dialysis
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03:21

It May Be That This Idea Is Good
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03:56

Peritoneal Equilibration Test
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06:05

Politics and Nephrology
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02:46

Prophylactic Dialysis
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02:45

Scribner Shunt
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04:18

The Capillary Dialyzer in Theory
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02:35

NOH- Twardowski
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04:34

Aksys Patents
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