Blood compatible polymers for blood oxygenation devices

Chemistry: physical processes – Physical processes – Crystallization

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210321B, 210500M, 128DIG3, A61M 103, B01D 3918

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040080471

ABSTRACT:
Fluoroacylation of ethyl cellulose has been found to result in good gas permeability and blood compatibility for polymeric layers made from the resulting fluorinated esters. The fluoroacylated ethyl cellulose has good hydrolytic stability at blood pH and under sterilization conditions (e.g. 100.degree. C). For use in blood oxygenation devices, implantable biomedical devices, blood sampling or analysis or purification devices, etc., it is preferred that the fluoroacylated ethyl cellulose be substantially free of residual OH and have a fluorine content above 10% by weight (e.g. at least about 12% by weight).

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"Interactions of Materials with Blood", Ch. 3, pp. 73-118, Blood Compatible Synthetic Polymers, Bruck, 1974.

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