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CMS SOM App. H, Tag V382

§ 494.50(c)(2) – When clinically indicated (for example, after adverse patient reactions), the

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facility must – (ii) Undertake evaluation of its dialyzer reprocessing and water purification

system. When this evaluation suggests a cluster of adverse patient reactions is associated

with hemodialyzer reuse, the facility must suspend reuse of hemodialyzers until it is

satisfied the problem has been corrected.

Interpretive Guidance § 494.50(c)(2)(ii)

In this context, “cluster” refers to a group of hemodialysis patients suspected of having adverse

reactions that could be clinically related to dialyzer reprocessing and/or reuse practices.

Responsible staff (e.g., chief technician, area technical manager, medical director) must be able

to describe actions to be taken if a group of patients experiences adverse reactions potentially

related to reprocessing/reuse. If a cluster of adverse patient reactions associated with

reprocessing/reuse was identified, dialyzer reprocessing/reuse should be suspended, pending

investigation.

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