Titlebook: Red Cell Deformability and Filterability; Proceedings of the s John Dormandy Conference proceedings 1983 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Bosto

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Shear stresses and haemolysis in filtration tests,ch higher shear forces. It was agreed that efforts should also be made to decrease the shear forces employed in filtration devices below the level of 100 Pascals, for fear that above such numbers one might enter into a different problem caused by red cell fragmentation and haemolysis.

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Introduction,en pre-edit all these transcripts and you will receive a copy. You thus have a chance to make alterations if necessary. The summarisers have been asked to critically sum up discussions and presentations and their impressions thereof, and this will then also be part of the publication.

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Consideration of the ideal sampling technique, anticoagulant, storage conditions and temperature of and this is now almost complete. Some joint experiments have been possible during the rationalisation period and I shall present the results obtained by Dr Juhan and myself; Professor Hanss will then present the Paris data.

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Introduction,by Sir John, the entire meeting will be recorded on tape and immediately transcribed so as to make possible a publication in book form which will thus cover the entire discussion in addition to the presentations. Also your slides and transparencies will be copied immediately. The summarisers will th

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Consideration of the ideal sampling technique, anticoagulant, storage conditions and temperature ofanticoagulants on blood samples taken for filtration studies. This proved more difficult than anticipated since, first of all, there were considerable technical differences in the filtration equipment in use in our three laboratories. The three of us therefore met in Paris to rationalise methodology

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Clinical relevance of filtration tests,and contribution of these different factors and how we can interpret the results produced by combinations of these factors. In this session we want to apply ourselves to the question: are the results, irrespective of the exact technique of filtration used, clinically relevant? I mean by that, are th