Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Separating
Patent
1997-07-01
2000-02-22
Kim, John
Liquid purification or separation
Processes
Separating
210 85, 210 86, 210 97, 210143, 210739, 210744, 494 1, 494 37, B01D 2126
Patent
active
060276576
ABSTRACT:
Systems and methods rotate a chamber, in which whole blood is centrifugally separated into packed red blood cells, a plasma constituent, and an interface between the packed red blood cells and the plasma constituent. The interface carries platelets and mononuclear cells. The systems and methods include an interface control unit. The interface control unit is operative in a first state to enable removal of platelet-poor plasma in a first container for use as a diluting liquid. In a second state, the interface control unit retains mononuclear cells in the chamber, while removing platelet-rich plasma from the chamber, bypassing the platelet-poor collection container, thereby maintaining its platelet-poor character. In a third state, the interface control unit enables the removal of mononuclear cells from the chamber in a path that leads to a second container, where the mononuclear cells are collected. The systems and methods direct platelet-poor plasma from the first container to the second container to dilute the removed mononuclear cells in the second container.
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Brown Richard I
Cantu Robert J
Min Kyungyoon
Baxter International Inc.
Kim John
Price Bradford R. L.
Ryan Daniel D.
Serewicz Denise M.
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