Topics in Therapeutic Plasma Exchange: Classification of Published Work

Gurland, Hans J.; Heinze, Volkmer; Lee, Harry André

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-67956-8_17

Therapeutic Plasma Exchange 1981

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-67956-8_17

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Topics in Therapeutic Plasma Exchange: Classification of Published Work

Hans J. Gurland

Volkmer Heinze

Harry André Lee

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“…Thus, therapeutic plasma exchange (TPE) was used extensively in the treatment of a broad range of immunological, nephrological, neurological, and hematological diseases. The evidence of its benefit was based mainly on uncontrolled, retrospective studies comprising only a few patients (2).…”

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State of the Art of Therapeutic Apheresis in Europe

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Therapeutic Apheresis

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State of the Art of Therapeutic Apheresis in Europe

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An Overview of Therapeutic Apheresis

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1996

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Haemapheresis, or more generally, apheresis is concerned with the separation and differential separation of blood. It differs from dialysis, in that the process of separation concentrates mainly on cells and high molecular weight proteins. Correspondingly different separation techniques are used. Though apheresis can be performed applying conventional off‐line centrifugal techniques, it is generally associated with the use of on‐line centrifugation in blood cell separators (nowadays prefered to be called blood separators), plasmapheresis systems or devices for the preparation of blood components serving autologous blood transfusion. Filtration through flat sheet membranes or hollow fiber membranes is also applied. The differential separation of cells or plasma is off‐line and on‐line, correlating with the different degrees of technical maturation of the secondary separation systems. These secondary techniques aim at a concentration of certain cell types (for instance of stem cells) or at the elimination of undesired cells such as T cells or erythrocytes from stem cell or bone marrow concentrates. In secondary plasma treatement, filtration or adsorption procedures compete with immunological techniques and magnetic binding or density centrifugation or combinations of several techniques.

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Topics in Therapeutic Plasma Exchange: Classification of Published Work

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State of the Art of Therapeutic Apheresis in Europe

State of the Art of Therapeutic Apheresis in Europe

An Overview of Therapeutic Apheresis

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