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Plasmaseparation mit Hilfe von Membranen — Untersuchungen am Menschen

Plasma separation with membranes — Examinations in man

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Plasma separation was carried out using a new cellulose diacetate hollow-fibre module. The pore size of the membranes used was 0.2 µm and the cut-off at approximately 3 million dalton. Five litres of filtrate was separated in 80 min. The protein content of the filtrate was 60% of that in the blood plasma. When plasma and filtrate were compared, there was little difference in the proportions of the immunoglobulins. At the end of treatment, the immunoglobulin content of the plasma had been reduced to 40% of its initial concentration.

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Die Plasmaseparation wurde mit Hilfe von Zellulose-Diacetat-Hohlfasermodulen durchgeführt. Die Porengröße der Membranen betrug 0.2 µm und hatte eine obere Ausschlußgrenze von ungefähr 3 Millionen Dalton. Fünf Liter Filtrat konnten durchschnittlich in 80 min separiert werden. Der Proteingehalt des Filtrates lag bei etwa 60% des Proteingehaltes im Blut. Die Realtionen der Immunglobuline unterschieden sich im Plasma und im Filtrat nur gering. Durch eine Plasmaseparation gelang es, die Konzentration an Immunglobulinen auf etwa 40% der initialen Konzentration zu senken.

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Mit freundlicher Unterstützung durch das Bundesministerium für Forschung und Technologie, Bonn

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Sieberth, H.G., Glöckner, W., Hirsch, H.H. et al. Plasmaseparation mit Hilfe von Membranen — Untersuchungen am Menschen. Klin Wochenschr 58, 551–556 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01477165

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