Folded meandering flow paths let integrated blood bags keep long tubing in a compact sheet layout while reducing manual fusion bonding.
Upper tube connections on blood bags simplify mounting and prevent kinking during centrifugation.
A ventless biomedical fluid filtration system uses gas precharge to displace biological fluids from processing components.
A single blood bag clamp uses asymmetric slits to press tube walls inward, closing multiple flow channels simultaneously.
A blood treatment filter uses a segmented pre-filter unit to capture leukocytes while allowing platelets to pass through the porous membrane.
Rotating the blood bag receiver compensates for low-energy X-ray absorption, eliminating nuclear leakage risks from radioactive sources.