Method and apparatus for continuous mixing of blood plasma and additives
AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare
InventorWilliam H. Mason
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AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare
InventorWilliam H. Mason
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A method and apparatus for continuous mixing of blood plasma with additives, such as alcohol, comprises an elongated cylindrical chamber with inner and outer coolant chambers disposed adjacent thereto with an intermediate product chamber containing an impeller. Plasma and at least one additive are introduced into the product chamber in the vicinity of the impeller which mixes the blood plasma and additives. The blood plasma and additives then flow through the product chamber where they are cooled by a refrigerant flowing in the inner and outer cooling chambers. The mixed and cooled blood plasma and additives then flow from an outlet in the product chamber. A method is disclosed of continuously supplying a flow of blood plasma and desired additives in predetermined proportions and mixing and cooling the continuous flow of the combined blood plasma and additives.
An apparatus for the continuous mixing of blood plasma with additives such as alcohol and for cooling said mixture comprising;
A method of mixing and cooling plasma and at least one additive including the steps of:
A device for use in blood plasma fractionation for continuously cooling blood plasma without entrapment of air, comprising:
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