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Therapeutic plasmapheresis by continuous flow cnetrifugation.

H A Blacklock, Hill Rs, M Bridle, I J Simpson, Matthews, Woodfield Dg

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This report reviews the experience at Auckland Hospital with continuous flow centrifugation as a mean of carrying out therapeutic plasmapheresis. Over a three year period from August 1975, 26 patients, most with dysproteinaemias or Goodpasture's syndrome, were treated with a total of 260 therapeutic procedures.

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This report reviews the experience at Auckland Hospital with continuous flow centrifugation as a mean of carrying out therapeutic plasmapheresis. Over a three year period from August 1975, 26 patients, most with dysproteinaemias or Goodpasture's syndrome, were treated with a total of 260 therapeutic procedures.

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This report reviews the experience at Auckland Hospital with continuous flow centrifugation as a mean of carrying out therapeutic plasmapheresis. Over a three year period from August 1975, 26 patients, most with dysproteinaemias or Goodpasture's syndrome, were treated with a total of 260 therapeutic procedures.

Key concepts: Plasmapheresis, Medicine, Continuous flow, Therapeutic effect, Surgery, Intensive care medicine, Immunology, Mechanics

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