An older or alternative term for a dialyzer; a machine or device that performs dialysis.
From dialyze + -ator suffix (meaning 'one who does'). This is a less common variant, reflecting different linguistic traditions in medical terminology across regions.
While 'dialyzator' is less common in English today, it survives in some European medical vocabularies—a reminder that scientific terminology varies by language and evolves as technologies improve.
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