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High efficiency plasmapheresis using rotating membrane device.
We report here an experimental investigation of the effects of inlet blood pressure and rotation speed on the performance of a rotating membrane device for plasmapheresis commercialized by Hemascience. The good performance of this device can be explained by a combination of high shear rate, centrifugation of red cells and platelets away from the membrane and large secondary flows.
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