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Ali’s life could have been saved with peritoneal dialysis if available in beleaguered Gaza - WHO A dialysis unit at Gaza hospital. JERUSALEM, Thursday, February 25, 2021 (WAFA) – Ali Radwan, a 12-year-old boy from Jabalia in the Gaza Strip, had been receiving lifesaving dialysis since the age of four or five due to a congenital kidney problem, today said the World Health Organization (WHO) in its monthly report on Health Access Barriers for patients in the occupied Palestinian territory covering the month of January. Dialysis is a procedure where a machine undertakes the functions of the kidneys by removing waste, salt, and extra fluid from a person’s body, ensuring the right balance of electrolytes and chemicals, and controlling a person’s blood pressure. Dialysis works by taking fluids from the body – usually blood (hemodialysis) – and returning that fluid once the right balance has been achieved. Dialysis can also use fluids from the abdomen, a procedure known as pe

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