Biological Fluid Filtration System
a technology of biological fluids and filtration systems, applied in the field of biological fluid filtration systems, can solve the problems of ctcs and ctc-clusters, significant challenges in rarity, and difficulty in size-based separation
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[0067]An example biological fluid filtration system 10 generally comprises a receiver path 20 adapted to receive a biological fluid 16 from a biological fluid source 17. The receiver path 20 may comprise various types of conduits, channels, or the like known in the art for transferring a fluid between two locations such as, for example, an apheresis catheter, an indwelling line, or a venous catheter. Other examples could include two intravenous (IV) lines: one for access to an artery and the other for access to a vein. The systems and methods described herein may be utilized for filtering a wide range of biological fluids 16, such as but not limited to blood, lymphatic fluid, cerebrospinal fluid, sweat, urine, pericardial fluid, stools, saliva, and the like. The biological fluid source 17 may comprise the patient 12 herself or, in some embodiments, a separate reservoir in which the biological fluid 16 is temporarily stored after being drawn from the patient 12.
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