Blood component separation system with stationary separation chamber
A separation system and separation chamber technology, applied in the field of blood processing equipment, can solve problems such as increased coagulation problems
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[0032] The schematic diagram in FIG. 1 shows the components and structure of a blood component separation system 10 using optical trap technology. The system is used to separate blood passing therethrough to separate one or more constituent components. For example, the separated components may include red blood cells, plasma, or platelet-rich plasma. Additionally, optical traps can be used to separate proteins, infectious proteins, viruses, bacteria and other contaminants, and particulates from blood flowing through the system. In addition, optical traps can also be used to detect the presence of specific or infected cells, such as diseased cells (eg sickle cells), the presence of which would cause a donated blood sample to be rejected. In this application, the various constituents - cells, parts of cells, bacteria, and contaminants - are collectively referred to as "components". It should be noted that the term "component" may refer to any of the components mentioned above ...
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