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1. As you know the blood pump speed for priming is recommended to be around 100-150 ml/min which is less than normal speed during dialysis. What is the main reason?

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1. As you know the blood pump speed for priming is recommended to be around 100-150
ml/min which is less than normal speed during dialysis. What is the main reason?
2. An inadequate priming or poor priming technique will cause a serious damage. Would you
please explain it?

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