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Table 4.

Criteria of dialyzability.

	Primary criteria	Alternative criteria 1	Alternative criteria 2	Alternative criteria 3
Dialyzability^A	% Removed^B	CL_ECTR/CL_TOT (%)^C	T_{1/2 ECTR}/T_1/2 (%)	Re_ECTR/Re_TOT (%)^C
D, Dialyzable	> 30	> 75	< 25	> 75
M, Moderately dialyzable	> 10–30	> 50–75	> 25–50	> 50–75
S, Slightly dialyzable	≥ 3–10	≥ 25–50	≥ 50–75	≥ 25–50
N, Not dialyzable	< 3	< 25	> 75	< 25

^AApplicable to all modalities of ECTR, including hemodialysis, hemoperfusion, and hemofiltration.

^BCorresponds to % removal of ingested dose or total body burden in a 6-hour ECTR period.

^CMeasured during the same period of time.

ECTR = Extracorporeal treatment, CL_ECTR = Extracorporeal clearance, CL_TOT = Total clearance, RE_ECTR = Extracorporeal removal, RE_TOT = Total removal, T_{1/2 ECTR} = Half-life with ECTR, T_1/2 = Half-life without ECTR.

*These criteria should only be applied if measured or calculated (not reported) endogenous half-life is > 4h (otherwise, ECTR is not considered clinically relevant). Furthermore, the primary criteria are preferred for poisons having a large Vd (> 5 L/Kg).

Reproduced with permission from Clinical Toxicology