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A detoxification scheme for liver assist utilizing plasmapheresis, bioincompatible sorbents and dialysis
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|May 1, 1979
Abstract:
The rationale behind the design of a sorbent-based detoxification system for use as a liver assist is presented. A membrane-based plasmapheresis system giving high plasma flows (greater than 40 ml/min) with maximum transmission of albumin makes this concept feasible.
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