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After the extracorporeal therapies had become more or less a routine treatment in intensive care, new studies were performed to determine the importance of accurate delivery of therapy and a minimum quantity (dose) of treatment to be provided in CRRT to optimize results and improve outcomes [9]. New requirements in terms of performance and safety were identified, with the result that technology followed the demand for higher efficiency and large exchange volumes in presence of a user-friendly interface. This process led to the development of a new generation of machines with advanced features, higher performance, and an integrated easy-to-use operator interface [10].