Blood collection systems and methods which derive instantaneous

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1997-02-26

1998-11-10

Drodge, Joseph W.

Liquid purification or separation

Processes

Including controlling process in response to a sensed condition

210 961, 210767, 364502, 364554, 604 4, 604 5, B01D 1712, A61M 3700

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ABSTRACT:
Systems and methods for separating platelets from blood derive the yield of platelets in real time as processing is accomplished. The systems and method determine an incremental blood volume processed during a succession of incremental time periods during the separation step. The systems and methods also estimate a separation efficiency for the separation device during each incremental time period, while also estimating a current count of platelets available from the donor during each incremental time period. The systems and methods multiply the determined incremental blood volume for each incremental time period by the estimated current count of platelets for each incremental time period by the estimated separation efficiency for each incremental time period, to derive an incremental platelet yield for each incremental time period. The systems and methods sum the incremental platelet yields over the succession of incremental time periods to obtain the derived yield of platelets. In this way, the systems and methods take into account the dynamic systemic and physiological changes that occur virtually continuously throughout the blood collection and separation process.

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