Transfusion systems
Transfusion systems
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Transfusion devices
Our transfusion devices are available with cascade or fine filters. They impress thanks to their easy handling, maximum filter capacity and high flow rate.
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TRANSMED 10 79.8200.000
TRANSMED 10, Transfusion set with integrated cascading filter 175 µm, 40µm, 10 µm
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TRANSMED 40 79.8200.100
TRANSMED 40, Transfusion set with integrated cascading filter 175µm, 40 µm
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TRANSFLOW 79.8200.440
TRANSFLOW, Transfusion set with integrated 40 µm filter
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TRANSFLOW-N 79.8200.490
TRANSFLOW-N, Transfusion set with integrated 40 µm filter
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Transfusion set 200µm 79.8200.500
Transfusion set 200µm, Transfusion set with integrated 200 µm filter, latex-free
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What is the difference between TRANSMED 10 and TRANSMED 40?
For many diseases, a blood transfusion using devices with cascade or fine filters is necessary and life-saving. Blood transfusion devices with various filter areas are available to users for this process. With TRANSMED 10, the effective elimination of particles larger than 10 µm is guaranteed. One problem of automatic transfusion using a machine and autologous direct transfusion is caused by fats in the retransfusion blood, which are held back with a 10 µm filter. With TRANSMED 40, it is possible to eliminate microaggregates which are larger than 40 µm. Both transfusion devices have integrated cascade filters (polyester) and are suitable for the transfer of up to six units of blood.
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How do the TRANSFLOW and TRANSFLOW-N transfusion devices differ from one another?
Both TRANSFLOW and TRANSFLOW-N have integrated fine filters with a pore size of 40 µm. While TRANSFLOW is equipped with a fine filter made of polyester, TRANSFLOW-N has a fine filter made of nylon. Up to three units of blood can be transferred with each device.
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What is special about the transfusion device 200 µm?
The transfusion device 200 µm has an integrated fine filter with a pore size of 200 µm. This standard transfusion device is primarily used when no more than one unit of blood is to be transferred.