A Hemoperfusion Column Based on Activated Carbon Granules Coated with an Ultrathin Membrane of Cellulose Acetate

Johan Tijssen; Adriaan Bantjes; Albert W.J. van Doorn; Jan Feijen; Boudewijn van Dijk; Carel R. Vonk; Ido C. Dijkhuis

doi:10.1111/j.1525-1594.1979.tb03797.x

A Hemoperfusion Column Based on Activated Carbon Granules Coated with an Ultrathin Membrane of Cellulose Acetate

Johan Tijssen, Adriaan Bantjes, Albert W.J. van Doorn, Jan Feijen, Boudewijn van Dijk, Carel R. Vonk, Ido C. Dijkhuis

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Abstract

A hemoperfusion system has been developed which makes use of activated carbon encapsulated with cellulose acetate. Studies have revealed that there are no stagnant flow regions in the column, there i? minimal particle release and the coating is 30 Å thick. The relationships between pore size, pore volume and surface area have been examined. Twenty-five patients in grade IV coma have been treated with the column for treatment of drug overdose or agricultural chemical poisoning; the clinical course of one meprobamate-poisoned patient is described in detail.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	11-14
Journal	Artificial organs
Volume	3
Issue number	1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1525-1594.1979.tb03797.x
Publication status	Published - 1979
Event	Tutzing Symposium on Hemoperfusion, Dialysate and Diafiltrate Purification 1978 - Tutzing, Germany Duration: 11 Sept 1978 → 13 Sept 1978

Keywords

Poisoning
Cellulose acetate coating
Activated carbon
Hemoperfusion
IR-70650

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A Hemoperfusion Column Based on Activated Carbon Granules Coated with an Ultrathin Membrane of Cellulose Acetate

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