Hemoperfusion

Known as: Hemosorptions, Hemosorption, Hemoperfusions

Removal of toxins or metabolites from the circulation by the passing of blood, within a suitable extracorporeal circuit, over semipermeable…

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2000

Guest Editor's Introduction: The effective adsorption of substances by activated charcoal is depressed when such substances are…

1995

Theophylline poisoning with a blood level of 183 mg/l in a 38-year-old man was treated with activated charcoal by mouth, but…

1988

Two cases of severe salicylate poisoning with maximal plasma levels of 6.9 and 8.9 mmol/l are described. In addition to…

1987

Although approximately 40% of patients recogn izably poisoned requi.re hosp ital izat ion, few die. These impress ive stat istics…

1983

Four patients with severe theophylline toxicity (theophylline levels of 60 to 180 micrograms/ml) are reported. Three patients…

1979

Hemoperfusion is being increasingly proposed and used for the treatment of a large variety of exogenous intoxications. This…

1978

Resin hemoperfusion was used in a long-term dialysis patient who inadvertently ingested a quadruple dose of digoxin for five days…

1978

1465 pyramidal signs.Delayed myelopathy has been described as a complication of severe electrical burns.4 Spastic paraplegia5 and…

1978

Removal of digoxin by XAD-4 hemoperfusion columns was tested after four dogs were given 0.06 mg/kg of digoxin i.v. Dogs were…

1976

Fixed-bed activated charcoal cartridges were used for hemoperfusion in the treatment of 54 patients with overdose of one or more…