Compact plasma separator and an apparatus containing the same
CA 1325175 C · Owner: Hagihara, Takeaki · Inventors: Hagihara, Takeaki; Aoki, Satoshi
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A compact plasma separator comprises a casing provided with a blood introduction means, a blood withdrawal means and at least one opening for plasma withdrawal. A bundle of porous hollow fibers is disposed in the casing and fluid-tightly connected at end portions thereof to the blood introduction means and the blood withdrawal means. The porous hollow fibers have an average effective length not greater than 200 mm and a membrane surface area not greater than 0.3 m2, and the average effective length (L mm) satisfies the following relationship: L/D2 (mm-1) ? 2000, in which D represents an average inner diameter of the porous hollow fibers. The compact plasma separator can easily be …
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- Granted December 14, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended December 14, 2010.
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