Titlebook: Best Practices of Apheresis in Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation; Syed A. Abutalib,Anand Padmanabhan,Nina Worel Book 2020 Springer Nature

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-5184-2eresis medicine. There is a need to collect the “correct number and the right type of cells” in the hematopoietic graft without the presence of contaminating cells that may adversely affect product’s efficacy. In the United States, currently two Food and Drug Administration-cleared devices are avail

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P. Marche,A. Girard,S. Koutouzovplantation. Successful apheresis collection procedures cannot be performed without the establishment and maintenance of adequate venous access and appropriate anticoagulation of the extracorporeal circuit to sustain flow rates of 50–100?mL/min. This chapter discusses these practical considerations r

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Experimental Biology and Medicine both the collection center and processing laboratory, and to facilitate concurrent quality assurance. Once established within a center, their use can also decrease costs by decreasing the number of days of growth factor used for mobilization and by decreasing the number of collection days or length

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Mabel Hokin-Neaverson,Gregory S. Parries an extracorporeal circuit. After separation of plasma from corpuscular blood components, the endogenous plasma is either replaced by a substitution fluid (therapeutic plasma exchange) or loaded in reusable adsorber columns, where immunoglobulins are adsorbed (immunoadsorption). Several indications

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J. W. Herzig,L. H. Botelho,R. J. Solaroors and patients, including hypocalcemia due to citrate infusion, hemodynamic changes associated with fluid shifts, and/or depletion of cellular and plasma components. Moreover, adverse events may be unrelated to the apheresis procedure itself (e.g., hematomas and/or infections from line). In genera

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Jan-Bj?rn Osnes,H. Aass,T. Skomedal the maintenance of a safe and sufficient blood supply and is a integral component of the hematopoietic progenitor cell transplant programs. Although there are initial capital costs for starting such a program, there has been confirmation of its cost-effectiveness and importance. Guidelines for stem