Fully implanted aphereter/dialyzers for intracorporeal blood purification

An implanted automatic prosthetic disorder response system comprising:

• an extractive, or negative component, wherein the extractive component is an intracorporeal blood purifier configured for implantation in the abdominopelvic and abdominal regions and configured to compensate for an inadequacy in renal function due to any disease and supplement normal renal function in the treatment of a myeloproliferative disease, said blood purifier comprising a succession of disease-related analyte separation magnets along and in perivascular relation to a substrate vessel, wherein the separation magnets are configured to extract and deliver said disease-related analytes into the urinary bladder, said disease-related analytes having been rendered magnetically susceptible by bonding to superparamagnetic carriers;
• and
• a positive component,
• wherein the positive component cooperates with the negative component by detecting the need for and directly targeting essential and curative substances to the sites of disease in immediate cooperation with the extractive component which is configured to extract different type disease-related analytes such as pathogenic, autoimmune, and supernumerary, from the bloodstream simultaneously;
• wherein said blood purifier further comprises extractive windows configured to separate the blood flowing through the substrate vessel and the extraction magnets, said extractive windows including semipermeable membranes and resilient one-way slit-valves.