Device for the removal of cryoglobulins

Liquid purification or separation – With heater or heat exchanger – Flow line connected in series with distinct separator

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210182, 2101952, 2101953, 2102572, 210259, 210314, 2103216, 210905, B01D 3518, B01D 3602, B01D 3604

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for cryoprecipitation of blood plasma, where the blood from a patient is fed to a plasma separator (1) in order to obtain blood plasma which is then cooled to about +4 degrees centigrade. The blood plasma from the plasma separator is next fed into a container (5). As the contents of the container are kept at a sufficiently low temperature, cryoprecipitation occurs in the container. The blood plasma from the container is then circulated preferably in a loop past a plasma filter (60), where a cooling unit (9) is placed on a branch of the loop (7,8). The filtrate from the plasma filter (6) is finally returned to the patient after it has been warmed in a heating unit (11).

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patent: 3986506 (1976-10-01), Garber et al.
patent: 4350156 (1982-09-01), Malchesky et al.
Plasauto.TM.1000, "Asahi Plasma Treatment System", Asashi Medical Co., Ltd.
Cryomax.RTM."Cryofiltration and Plasma Exchange", Parker Biomedical.

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