Plasma filtration

In a number of diseases, it is necessary to remove from the blood the harmful substances that cause the disease process in the body. Plasmapheresis is a procedure for purifying the blood and the body as a whole. The effectiveness of plasmapheresis has been proven in various forms of the most severe and incurable autoimmune diseases across many areas of medicine.

Effluent medicine The plasma filters and membrane plasmapheresis devices manufactured by "TRACKPORE TECHNOLOGIES" are tools of a branch of medicine known as effluent medicine. Its foundation is the purification of human blood from toxic substances that our body accumulates in the course of life, and from harmful bacteria and microbes that cause widespread diseases. Effluent medicine is an aid in treating more than 200 diseases, including allergic and autoimmune diseases, chronic hepatitis, diabetes, and others; in relieving toxemia in pregnant women; in eliminating the consequences of drug and alcohol use; and simply in cleansing the blood of waste products, which delays the aging of the body.

Effluent medicine

The plasma filters and membrane plasmapheresis devices manufactured by "TRACKPORE TECHNOLOGIES" are tools of a branch of medicine known as effluent medicine. Its foundation is the purification of human blood from toxic substances that our body accumulates in the course of life, and from harmful bacteria and microbes that cause widespread diseases. Effluent medicine is an aid in treating more than 200 diseases, including allergic and autoimmune diseases, chronic hepatitis, diabetes, and others; in relieving toxemia in pregnant women; in eliminating the consequences of drug and alcohol use; and simply in cleansing the blood of waste products, which delays the aging of the body.

Blood purification — plasmapheresis Plasmapheresis is a method of effluent therapy based on the removal of the liquid part of whole blood — plasma — containing compounds, toxins, and viruses that are harmful to the body. The patient's blood is passed through a membrane plasma filter to separate the plasma from the red cell mass. The plasma is separated from the cellular elements and removed together with toxins and pathological components, while the cellular elements are returned to the patient. The advantages of plasmapheresis compared with drug treatment methods are the absence of dependence and side effects.

Blood purification — plasmapheresis

Plasmapheresis is a method of effluent therapy based on the removal of the liquid part of whole blood — plasma — containing compounds, toxins, and viruses that are harmful to the body. The patient's blood is passed through a membrane plasma filter to separate the plasma from the red cell mass. The plasma is separated from the cellular elements and removed together with toxins and pathological components, while the cellular elements are returned to the patient. The advantages of plasmapheresis compared with drug treatment methods are the absence of dependence and side effects.

Cascade blood filtration Unlike therapeutic plasmapheresis, in which plasma containing autoimmune factors is removed from the body and discarded, the plasma obtained by a cascade plasmapheresis device is directed to a secondary filter. At this stage, unlike ordinary plasmapheresis, only the harmful components are selectively removed from the plasma. The purified plasma is returned to the person. The main goal of using cascade plasmapheresis is the fight against atherosclerosis, which causes myocardial infarction, stroke, and other severe cardiovascular diseases. Cascade plasma filtration is also the foundation of other methods of effluent therapy. Using cascade plasma filtration, certain specific treatment methods are carried out, in particular LDL apheresis — the removal of low-density lipoproteins using filtration technology. In this case, at the second stage, the plasma obtained as a result of the first-stage filtration is passed through columns with sorbents. Today, TRACKPORE TECHNOLOGIES JSC is the leader in the production and sale of devices and plasma filters for membrane plasmapheresis; it also carries out the full cycle of manufacturing this equipment and consumables and has its own production base. An orientation toward the modern requirements of scientific progress and consumer demand, combined with the high quality of the products released, has enabled TRACKPORE TECHNOLOGIES JSC to compete successfully with leading foreign manufacturers of medical equipment.

Cascade blood filtration

Unlike therapeutic plasmapheresis, in which plasma containing autoimmune factors is removed from the body and discarded, the plasma obtained by a cascade plasmapheresis device is directed to a secondary filter. At this stage, unlike ordinary plasmapheresis, only the harmful components are selectively removed from the plasma. The purified plasma is returned to the person.

The main goal of using cascade plasmapheresis is the fight against atherosclerosis, which causes myocardial infarction, stroke, and other severe cardiovascular diseases. Cascade plasma filtration is also the foundation of other methods of effluent therapy. Using cascade plasma filtration, certain specific treatment methods are carried out, in particular LDL apheresis — the removal of low-density lipoproteins using filtration technology. In this case, at the second stage, the plasma obtained as a result of the first-stage filtration is passed through columns with sorbents.

Today, TRACKPORE TECHNOLOGIES JSC is the leader in the production and sale of devices and plasma filters for membrane plasmapheresis; it also carries out the full cycle of manufacturing this equipment and consumables and has its own production base. An orientation toward the modern requirements of scientific progress and consumer demand, combined with the high quality of the products released, has enabled TRACKPORE TECHNOLOGIES JSC to compete successfully with leading foreign manufacturers of medical equipment.