Plasmaflo OP is a plasma separator for plasmapheresis. Plasmaflo OP separates plasma from the whole blood and is used in plasma exchange and as the first filter in double filtration plasmapheresis (DFPP), plasma adsorption (PA), and immunoadsorption(IA) . It contains a hydrophilized polyethylene hollow-fiber membrane with a unique pore structure. Plasmaflo OP is available with surface areas of 0.2m², 0.5m², and 0.8m².
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Cascadeflo is a plasma component separator used in conjunction with the plasma separator Plasmaflo in double filtration plasmapheresis (DFPP) systems to remove high molecular-weight substances from separated plasma. Compared with plasma exchange (PE), fewer useful proteins are lost in DFPP and little replacement fluid is required. The concept of DFPP is removal of high molecular-weight proteins larger than the Cascadeflo pore size from separated plasma and returning low molecular-weight proteins to the patient. Four types of Cascadeflo with different pore sizes are available.
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Rheofilter is a plasma component separator specifically designed for Rheopheresis to treat microcirculatory disorders or impaired microcirculation. Rheopheresis falls under the category of double filtration plasmapheresis (DFPP). Rheofilter removes fibrinogen and larger molecular weight substances in the treatment of conditions involving microcirculatory disorders (e.g., age-related macular degeneration).
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