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Artificial Organs

Seminar Proceedings

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 1977

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  1. R. M. Kenedi
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  2. J. M. Courtney
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  3. J. D. S. Gaylor
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  4. T. Gilchrist
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  5. Susan M. Gerard

    1. Bioengineering Unit Wolfson Centre, University of Strathclyde, UK

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Table of contents (50 papers)

  1. Adsorbents in Therapeutic Medicine and Associated Topics

    1. The Design of a Polymer Coating for Activated Carbon

      • J. M. Courtney, I. A. Fairweather, T. Gilchrist, R. G. Hood, G. B. Park, E. M. Smith
      Pages 133-138

    2. The Role of Adsorbents in the Wearable Artificial Kidney

      • J. M. Walker, S. C. Jacobsen, R. L. Stephen, W. J. Kolff, D. Rose
      Pages 139-147

    3. Evaluation of Haemoperfusion Systems: In Vitro Methods Related to Performance and Safety

      • J. Fennimore, J. C. Kolthammer, S. M. Lang
      Pages 148-157

    4. Conversion of Creatinine in the Presence of Activated Carbon

      • J. Tijssen, M. J. F. M. Kaptein, J. Feijen, A. Bantjes, A. W. J. Van Doorn
      Pages 158-163

    5. Protective Effects of Microencapsulation (Coating) on Platelet Depletion and Particulate Embolism in the Clinical Applications of Charcoal Haemoperfusion

      • T. M. S. Chang
      Pages 164-177

    6. The Role of Charcoal Haemoperfusion in the Management of Acute Poisoning by Drugs

      • G. N. Volans, J. A. Vale, P. Crome, B. Widdop, R. Goulding
      Pages 178-187

    7. Clinical Application of Haemoperfusion in Uraemia

      • J. F. Winchester
      Pages 188-195

    8. The Clinical Use of a Carbon Haemoperfusion Column

      • A. M. Martin, J. K. Gibbins, E. Jonsson, P. Trinder
      Pages 196-202

    9. Haemoperfusion in the Treatment of Acute Poisoning

      • J. L. Rosenbaum
      Pages 203-212

    10. An Animal Model for Adsorbent Evaluation

      • R. K. Medd
      Pages 213-219

    11. Chronic Uraemia-Haemodialysis or Haemoperfusion?

      • H. W. Leber, M. Neuhäuser, G. Goubeaud
      Pages 220-226

  2. Adsorbents in Therapeutic Medicine and Associated Topics (Continued)

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 233-233
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    2. Thrombogenesis Caused by Blood-Foreign Surface Interaction

      • J. Feijen
      Pages 235-247

    3. Platelet-Foreign Surface Interactions with Oxygenator Membranes

      • R. M. Lindsay, M. Friesen, J. Cooper, A. Birek, K. Scott, A. L. Linton
      Pages 248-262

    4. Interaction of Platelets with Surfaces: A Factorial Study of Adhesion and Associated Release of Serotonin

      • J. L. Brash, S. J. Whicher
      Pages 263-272

    5. Platelet-Protein Interactions: Role of Proteins in Platelet Aggregation and Adhesion

      • S. W. Kim
      Pages 273-279

    6. Haemostatic Changes Induced by Adsorbent Haemoperfusion

      • J. F. Winchester
      Pages 280-290

    7. Selective Removal of Phosphate Ions from the Blood of Uraemic Patients

      • S. Sideman, E. Hoffer, O. S. Better, S. Lupovitch
      Pages 291-299

    8. Adsorption of Barbiturates from Buffers, Blood and Intestinal Fluids

      • R. E. Sparks, D. V. S. Gupta, N. S. Mason
      Pages 300-310

    9. Dialysate Regeneration

      • E. Denti, M. Biagini
      Pages 311-318
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  • Bioengineering Unit Wolfson Centre, University of Strathclyde, UK

    Susan M. Gerard

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