<h3><b>Benefits of Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy</b></h3>
<ul>
 	<li aria-level="1">Hemodynamic Stability: Due to its slow and continuous nature, the blood pressure fluctuations and cardiovascular stress are reduced.</li>
 	<li aria-level="1">Better Fluid Control: CRRT makes it possible for precise fluid removal which is essential for patients with organ failure or sepsis.</li>
 	<li aria-level="1">Improved Toxin Clearance: It is more capable of removing bigger molecules and certain toxins as compared to usual dialysis.</li>
 	<li aria-level="1">Reduced Risk of Complications: The risk of cerebral edema and electrolyte imbalances is reduced.</li>
 	<li aria-level="1">Enhanced Patient Tolerance: It is of particular benefit to patients who are critically ill and may not tolerate the rapid fluctuations associated with conventional dialysis.</li>
</ul>
<b>CRRT vs. Conventional Dialysis</b>

However, both treatments serve the function of filtering waste and excess fluids, CRRT has a distinct feature:
<ul>
 	<li aria-level="1">Treatment Duration: CRRT is a continuous renal replacement treatment that is used for the whole duration of 24 hours, whereas the usual session of dialysis is 3 to 4 hours.</li>
 	<li aria-level="1">Patient Tolerance:CRRT is  a gentler process and, therefore can be applicable to patients who are unstable and they may not be able to bear the rapid withdrawal of the fluid from the body.</li>
 	<li aria-level="1">Clinical Setting: CRRT is a procedure that is meant to be conducted in the ICU under continuous observation, whereas traditional dialysis is performed in outpatient care units.</li>
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