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Complications of Plasma-exchange
The International Journal of Artificial Organs, 1993Complications in apheresis affect on the average 40% of treated patients and 10-14% of the procedures. The mortality rate is 1/500 treated patients. The utilization of more complex techniques, central catheters, plasma infusion and even more the superimposition of different factors increase the incidence and gravity of side effects. Very influent are
M, Belloni, A, Alghisi, L, Scremin
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Complications of plasma exchange
Transfusion, 1989For the past few years, the Canadian Apheresis Study Group has collected data on most apheresis procedures carried out throughout the country. The information accumulated during calendar year 1985 has been reviewed, and the complications that occurred as a result of therapeutic plasma exchange (PE) have been assessed. There were side effects during 612
D M, Sutton, R C, Nair, G, Rock
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Clinical and Experimental Dermatology, 1984
Summary Five patients with resistant psoriasis were treated with plasma exchanges performed ten times over a 4-week period. Improvement was noted after three exchanges in all five. One patient with erythrodermic psoriasis became paler but relapsed 2 days after treatment. Improvement in four patients was of short duration with relapses occurring in 2
B, Guillot +3 more
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Summary Five patients with resistant psoriasis were treated with plasma exchanges performed ten times over a 4-week period. Improvement was noted after three exchanges in all five. One patient with erythrodermic psoriasis became paler but relapsed 2 days after treatment. Improvement in four patients was of short duration with relapses occurring in 2
B, Guillot +3 more
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ANTENATAL PLASMA EXCHANGE THERAPY
Medical Journal of Australia, 1980A 22-year-old primigravida with severe mesangiocapillary gomerulonephritis presented at 10 weeks gestation for antenatal care. Delivery of a small health infant was achieved by caesarean section at term. The successful outcome of this pregnancy was attributed to the careful control of anaemia, oedema, and hypertension; and to the use of plasma-exchange
M G, Harbord +5 more
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Environmental Science and Technology, 2020
"High-concentration" and "low-concentration" bench-scale batch plasma reactors were used to effectively degrade per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) at a high concentration (∼100 mg/L) and a low concentration (99.9% in 2 h, and short-chain PFAAs ...
R. Singh +6 more
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"High-concentration" and "low-concentration" bench-scale batch plasma reactors were used to effectively degrade per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) at a high concentration (∼100 mg/L) and a low concentration (99.9% in 2 h, and short-chain PFAAs ...
R. Singh +6 more
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Plasma Exchange in Radiculopolyneuropathies
The International Journal of Artificial Organs, 1984The AA. report the results obtained with Plasma Exchange (P.E.) therapy on 24 cases of polyradiculoneuritis; eleven patients had typical Guillain-Barré Syndrome (G.B.S.) ten suffered from a chronic progressive form and three were affected by a relapsing form.
G, Marconi +9 more
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PLASMA EXCHANGE FOR HYPERCHOLESTEROLAEMIA
The Lancet, 1981Abstract Repeated plasma exchange with a cell-separator at weekly to monthly intervals for periods of up to 5 years has been recorded in twenty-two patients with severe hypercholesterolaemia. Twenty had familial hypercholesterolaemia (eleven homozygotes and nine heterozygotes), and two had primary biliary cirrhosis.
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