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AssigneeThe General Hospital Corporation
InventorsWarren M. Zapol, Richard Rox Anderson, Luca Zazzeron, Walfre Franco, William A. Farinelli, Anna Fischbach
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Systems and methods for removing carbon monoxide from whole blood are provided. In one configuration, an extracorporeal phototherapy system includes an oxygenator and a light source configured to output light and arranged to emit the light output by the light source onto at least one surface of the oxygenator. The oxygenator includes a plurality of membrane layers each having a plurality of microporous hollow fiber membranes. The plurality of microporous hollow fiber membranes each include an external surface and an internal channel. Each of the plurality of membrane layers may be rotationally offset with respect to an adjacent layer. The oxygenator further includes a gas inlet port in fluid communication with a first end of the internal channels, a gas outlet port in fluid communication a second end of the internal channels, a blood inlet port, and a blood outlet port.
An extracorporeal phototherapy system for removing carbon monoxide from whole blood, the extracorporeal phototherapy system comprising:
An extracorporeal phototherapy system for removing carbon monoxide from whole blood, the extracorporeal phototherapy system comprising:
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