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On Friday 1 November after six months of detours around the back of McCormacks Bay, mayor Lianne Dalziell, assisted by local Redcliffs school pupils cut the ribbon to re-open the causeway and open the first new section of the Christchurch Coastal …
From 4 November, Soleares Ave will be closed to through traffic from just below Cadiz Lane to 29 Soleares Ave at the base of the hill for rock stabilization work.
From 4 November, Soleares Ave will be closed to through traffic from just below Cadiz Lane to 29 Soleares Ave at the base of the hill for rock stabilization work. The detour route for Soleares Ave residents is via Mount …
A drainage company run by a former criminal and a former bankrupt has obtained numerous Christchurch jobs by telling customers the Earthquake Commission (EQC) will reimburse costs without prior authorisation.
The rebuild of Christchurch's core retail precinct has taken a leap forward, with banking giant Westpac signing up as the first new office tenant.
Ian and Amanda Thompson took their family on a holiday to Geraldine when Earthquake Commission assessors came to their Lyttelton home.
Road users are advised that Hereford Street between Cambridge Terrace and Montreal Street will be reduced to one way eastbound on Monday 4th November 2013 for one day only.
The Main Road causeway was officially reopened this morning at 10.30am. For further information click here.
The Main Road causeway will be officially reopened this morning at 10.30am.
The Main Road causeway was officially reopened on Friday 1 November. For further information on the reopening click here. There will be some ongoing shoulder work over coming months, however, impact on road users should be minimal.
Anzac Drive (SH74) between Pages Road and Breezes Road will be closed to light vehicles during the hours of 9am – 4pm from the week of 18 November until late February for reconstruction of the road and stormwater repairs: Detours …
Anzac Drive (SH74) between Pages Road and Breezes Road will be closed to light vehicles during the hours of 9am – 4pm from Monday 4th November until late February for reconstruction of the road and stormwater repairs: Detours are in …
For available routes around the Central City please find below the CBD network map. This is updated weekly and is available via our website and The Press newspaper on Saturdays. Please click here to download the network map – Available Routes Map.
The new Leighs Construction headquarters in central Christchurch will be one of the strongest commercial buildings in the new city, built to Importance Level 4, or 188 per cent of the building code, the same strength hospitals are required to reach. But it's not just the strength of this building that makes it unique. It is based around a central core that utilises circular crane assisted self-erecting formwork, a first in New Zealand.And the concrete pour for the slab of the main buildi ...
For the Love of Travel Magazine Welcomes Mike Yardley as New Online Editor of Fortheloveoftravel.Net.NZ.
Thanks to Christchurch & Canterbury Tourism we have our very own Gap Map, complete with Gap Filler and Greening the Rubble projects. to download the PDF file. Alternatively swing by the Summer Pallet Pavilion on the corner of Durham and Kilmore Streets and pick one up.
Canterbury University will receive $260 million from the Government to support its rebuild programme.The funding boost was announced this afternoon by Tertiary Education, Skills and Employment Minister Steven Joyce."The Government's...
The Government's transport plan for Christchurch is being hailed as another big boost for cycling in the city.
A vital slice of Christchurch's recovery - parking - is missing from the central city's transport plan, a prominent developer says.
The Earthquake Commission says it will have settled all of its standard under-$15,000 claims by this morning, with a few exceptions.
When an earthquake hits, most of us know to run for a doorframe or duck next to a desk.
Steven Joyce | Canterbury Earthquake Recovery
In Canterbury a record 599 new dwellings, including 101 apartments, were consented in September.
In September, the Canterbury region consented the highest number of new dwellings in 37 years, Statistics New Zealand said today.
The festival promises something for all ages and is organised by Avon-Otakaro Network (AvON), the group advocating for the Avon River red zone to become a river park and reserve.
Central Library Tuam will issue its last book on Friday 1 November when it closes to make way for the new Justice and Emergency Services Precinct.
St Albans Pool group has their AGM this Saturday at 10am at Abberley Park. Come along and hear about the progress we have made over the past year including the lodging of our Resource Consent with the CCC.
As foundation work begins on the new entertainment and office complex The Terrace, in Christchurch, simple Kiwi engineering common sense from Aurecon has meant significant savings in time and money, and reassurance for the developer that the complex is going to be safe.
Canterbury building consents have hit an all-time record with 599 new homes given approval in September.
Addington Action 2013 AGM5pm Wednesday 30 October188 Strickland St, Sydenham, Christchurch The meeting started at 5pmJanet Alderton, Dawne Burns, Louis Couperus, Louise Deane, Paulette Dempsey, Dianne Fitzgerald, Karen Foster, Gretchen Kane, Blair Kenton, Bonny Le Grice, Elaine Mayo, Jo Mclean, Phil Nussbaumer, Mike Peters, Florence Preston.Teresa Bassett, Cherylan Davies, Marina Mcfarlane, Karolin Potter, Tracy Peters, Di Robertson, Jay Sepie, Tim ...
Christchurch's new transport has met with approval from politicians and advocates, winning praise for having taken on board pleas from residents.
New transport plans for Christchurch reveal the inner city will have a reduced speed limit and a "people-focused environment'' once rebuilt.
A "strong" magnitude 4.2 quake shake struck Christchurch in the early hours this morning.
Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee says reducing the speed limits of Christchurch's inner-most streets will provide for a more people-focused environment in the redeveloped city.
Port Hills Electorate MP, Hon Ruth Dyson, will speak to the public regarding the upcoming referendum on Asset Sales
Cyclists and pedestrians will get right of way under a new transport plan for Christchurch.
Gerry Brownlee | Canterbury Earthquake Recovery
Presentations and announcements of the winners in the Amazing Place City Project competition for years 7 to 13.
Christchurch-based company Tandem Studios has begun live online streaming of the newly-elected Christchurch City Council's meetings.
Performing Arts Centre by Tim Hansen, Niall Stewart, Alan Homes, Peter Monopoli, Daniel Price and Milan Vicar of Burnside High School.
Earthquake memorial by Megan Wilson and Emma Cormack of Mairehau High School.
The Square by Kevin Peng, Matthew Brunt, Elsa Hegarty and Nathan James of Burnside High.
Flower Corridor by Arlia Shurr, Bridget Craig, Charlotte Berry, Christina Wensley, Laura Cullen and Marina Vivas of Christchurch Girls' High School.
Public Space by Ysobel Maindonald, Katie-Rose Schuyt, Greer Williams, Rosie Kelly and Phoebe Milne of Christchurch Girls' High School.
Recreation Centre by Lydia O'Callaghan, Katie Morison and Lila Madden of Christchurch South Intermediate.
East Frame by Keegan Chin, Owen Wong and Ethel Shen of Cobham Intermediate.
Retail Precinct by Crystal Rudman, Jessica Baigent, Ashlee Clark-Nevard and Tayla Prouting of Freeville School.
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Tarik Black fueled Kansas past Texas Tech in his final home game at Allen Fieldhouse.
Class 6A girls and 5A boys tipped off action in the high school basketball sub-state playoffs.
Royals right-hander Luke Hochevar likely will miss at least the first two months of the season.
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The Emporia State Hornets knocked off Southwest Baptist 96-85 on Tuesday night to advance to the next round of the MIAA Tournament.
The Washburn men's basketball team lost 79-75 to Northeastern State on Tuesday night.
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Podiatric physicians routinely see disorders of the forefoot, especially the lesser metatarsophalangeal joints (MPJs). In fact, they are often the presenting complaint of the patient or the reason for the medical referral. Lesser MPJ disorders can also occur as a result of preexisting conditions such as trauma, infection, faulty biomechanics and previous podiatric surgery. Unfortunately, the term metatarsalgia has been used as a catch-all term to describe a condition without a true etiology. This can be very frustrating to both the patient and the doctor ... continue reading
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Metatarsalgia is one of the more commonly seen complaints in any podiatry practice. Common treatments for the disorder include ice, removable metatarsal pads, antiinflammatories, injected steroids and physical therapy. While such treatments often completely resolve an acute bout of metatarsalgia, they often do nothing to remedy the true underlying biomechanical causes of the problem. To correct the faulty foot biomechanics, DPMs rely on custom foot orthotics. Unfortunately, the devices are often no different than what one prescribes for any other foot di ... continue reading
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From close below the Tetons, this panorama offers a detailed look at the geology of the range front. The Teton Glacier is best seen from this angle and there are a couple of mafic dikes that cut the Archean igneous and metamorphic rocks that make up the bulk of the Teton Range. Oh yeah, a few tourists and cyclists in...
GigapanMagazine.org Volume 3 Issue 5 Taken on the second trip back to Krome Penit on 4/6/10 . A lot of the good stuff got painted over, unfortunately, but still managed to get a decent shot. The Krome Ave Penit, as it's now known, was raided by police shortly after this trip. Apparently a lot of the kids p...
This view is North of but close to the Jackson Hole airport. An airplane would come in close to the top of the Grand Teton, but I never did have the camera in the right positing when this happened. Shot with Nikon D5000 and 300mm lens
- Sacagawea Peak from the south, halfway along the ridge toward the Thunderer, Bridger Range, Montana by Callan Bentley
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GigapanMagazine.org Volume 3 Issue 5 Photographed April 15th, 2010, on my second trip back to the site. The stadium is actually pretty tricky to photograph; the architecture here makes for extremely strange distortions, and the lack of flat, 4-walled interior surfaces makes for some pretty interesting 360s. ...
Another shot from the Krome Ave Penit taken 4/6/10. After seeing how much stuff from the first trip had been painted over, i'd planned on probably going back to reshoot every few weeks. A police raid that followed removed both paint-ballers and any exuberance by both myself and local artists to enter the property again...
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An integrated, vacuum-driven shed blood processing system that collects, dilutes, filters and washes postoperatively shed blood and concentrates red blood cells for reinfusion to the patient. The location of the centrifuge bowl between the surgical site and the vacuum source used to clean the site allows the immediate collection of shed blood in the bowl without an intermediate reservoir or an additional pump. In conjunction with a modified centrifuge bowl having a sealed aperture in its floor that permits reinfusion directly from the bowl without an additional reinfusion bag or reverse pump, this configuration processes blood for reinfusion using fewer steps and components yet without loss of functionality. Dilution of the blood upon its introduction into the system reduces the tendency to coagulate and allows the use of lower bowl rotation speeds. Slower rotation reduces red blood cell damage and lowers power requirements, which improves portability.
1. An apparatus for processing blood from a surgical site on a patient, the apparatus comprising:
a. a centrifuge, for separating the blood into a plurality of components and isolating at least one of the components, the centrifuge comprising
i. a centrifuge bowl having an inlet port, a floor, a separation chamber, and an outlet port through which fluid exits the centrifuge bowl; and
ii. means for rotating the centrifuge bowl;
b. a receptacle for receiving fluid from the outlet port;
c. a first conduit for conveying blood from the site to the inlet port;
d. a second conduit for conveying fluid from the outlet port to the receptacle; and
e. a vacuum source, coupled to the separation chamber through the interior of the receptacle.
2. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein the centrifuge bowl comprises a filter positioned between the inlet port and the separation chamber.
3. The apparatus of claim 1 further comprising:
a. a source of washing solution; and
b. a third conduit, fluidly coupled to the first conduit, for conveying the washing solution from the source of washing solution into the first conduit so as to dilute the blood therein before the blood enters the centrifuge bowl.
4. The apparatus of claim 3 wherein the third conduit is configured to convey washing solution to the first conduit so that washing solution and blood are present in the first conduit at a volume ratio of at least 1.5 to 1.
5. The apparatus of claim 3 further comprising a flow restricter disposed in the third conduit.
6. The apparatus of claim 3 wherein the washing solution contains an anticoagulant.
7. The apparatus of claim 1 wherein the floor is constructed so as to allow the optional formation of an aperture therein for extraction of a blood component from the separation chamber.
8. The apparatus of claim 7 further comprising means for returning the blood from the aperture to the patient.
9. The apparatus of claim 3 wherein the means for rotating the centrifuge bowl is configured to operate the centrifuge bowl at a rate lower than 4000 rpm.
10. The apparatus of claim 3 wherein the first conduit has a length and the washing solution and the blood enter the first conduit at the same point along the length.
11. The apparatus of claim 1 further comprising a controller for operating at least one of the centrifuge and the vacuum source on the basis of at least one of:
a. negative pressure in the first or second conduit or in the receptacle;
b. weight of the receptacle;
c. volume of red blood cells in the separation chamber; and
d. presence or absence of red blood cells in the second conduit.
12. The apparatus of claim 9 wherein the means for rotating the centrifuge bowl is configured to operate the bowl at a rate between 2000 and 3000 rpm.
13. The apparatus of claim 2 wherein the centrifuge bowl further comprises an inlet tube extending into the bowl from the inlet port, the inlet tube supporting the filter.
14. The apparatus of claim 4 further comprising a flow restricter disposed in the third conduit, whereby the third conduit is configured to convey washing solution to the first conduit so that washing solution and blood are present in the first conduit at the ratio.
This invention relates to blood processing. Particularly, this invention relates to methods and apparatus for collecting and washing postoperatively shed blood for reinfusion into the patient.
Recovery and reinfusion of blood lost due to surgery rather than transfusion of donor blood preserves blood bank resources and eliminates the risk of transmitting infection and of adverse reaction due to donor incompatibility. Even when the amount of blood lost does not indicate transfusion, recovery and return of shed blood can benefit the patient.
Conventionally, shed blood is collected intraoperatively from an open surgical site using a hand-held suction wand. Postoperatively, a drainage tube under controlled suction removes blood from the closed cavity. The required suction is routinely provided by vacuum pumps because of the easily regulated negative pressure they provide and their relative low cost compared to other types of pumps.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,965,896 discloses an apparatus that withdraws blood from a surgical site by vacuum, filters it, adds an anticoagulant, and delivers the admixed blood to a reservoir from which it can be reinfused into the patient. Although the filtration removes blood clots and fragments of bone and other tissue, it leaves anticoagulant, cellular debris, toxins, and irrigation fluid in the blood. These elements should preferably be removed before reinfusion. Also, withdrawal of the lighter blood components, such as plasma and white blood cells, and reinfusion of only the red blood cells helps reduce bleeding.
For these reasons, it is desirable to wash the shed blood and concentrate the red blood cells following filtration and anticoagulation. Centrifugation is a commonly applied technique for performing these tasks. A typical centrifuge bowl for this application is the so-called Latham bowl, described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,300,717. Blood enters through an inlet tube into a separation chamber. Rotation of the bowl separates blood in the separation chamber into its components according to density, with the red blood cells collecting at the periphery of the bowl and the various lighter components forming concentric cylinders of successively smaller radii. As the bowl fills, the red blood cells displace the lighter components, concentrated near the center, out of the bowl through an exit port to a waste receptacle. A saline washing solution may then be added to enhance segregation of entrained lighter blood components and other undesirable elements. These bowls usually operate at about 4000 to 6000 rpm.
In a typical shed blood processing system using centrifugation for washing and concentrating red blood cells, such as is described in U.S. application Ser. No. 08/036,430, shed blood from the surgical site flows into an intermediate holding reservoir under negative pressure provided by a vacuum source. When the amount of blood in the holding reservoir has reached a desired level, the blood is dram from the holding reservoir by a peristaltic pump, and propelled through the pump and into a centrifuge bowl. Rotation of the centrifuge bowl segregates undesirable elements and concentrates the red blood cells in the bowl. After stopping rotation of the bowl, the red blood cells are removed by operation of the peristaltic pump in reverse mode to draw the cells out of the bowl, back through the pump and into a reinfusion bag from which the red blood cells can be returned to the patient by simple gravity-fed infusion.
Several minor variations based to this approach have been disclosed. For example, the vacuum action may also draw anticoagulant into the fluid stream, as in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,668,214 and 5,234,403. Transfer from the holding reservoir to the washing apparatus may be accomplished by gravity rather than by the action of a pump, as described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,215,519 and published PCT application No. 89/01792. A filter may be incorporated into the system at any of several locations, as in U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,311,908 and 5,234,403.
However, in all of these systems the initial collection of shed blood and its subsequent transfer to the centrifuge bowl for processing are performed separately, using physically distinct components. Intermediate reservoirs between the patient and the centrifuge bowl are used both in filling and emptying the bowl, and the system may even employ a supplementary pump, in addition to the vacuum source used for draining the surgical site. Allowing for retrieval of the concentrated red blood cells without dismounting the bowl further requires that such a supplementary pump be bidirectional. This multiplicity of pumps and reservoirs is costly and inefficient.
It is, accordingly, an object of the present invention to provide a method and apparatus of processing shed blood for reinfusion that accomplishes all fluid transfer using a single vacuum source.
It is another object of the invention to provide a method and apparatus of processing shed blood for reinfusion that avoids the need for a supplementary pump.
It is another object of the invention to provide a method and apparatus of processing shed blood for reinfusion that avoids the need for a holding reservoir or an intermediate reinfusion reservoir.
It is another object of the invention to provide a method and apparatus of processing shed blood for reinfusion that allows gravity-fed reinfusion of red blood cells from the centrifuge bowl to the patient without the need for a separate reinfusion reservoir.
Another object of the invention is to provide a method of processing shed blood that allows the use of lower centrifuge rotation rates.
Another object of the invention is a portable shed blood processing system operable independently of external power sources.
Yet another object of the invention is an alternative to the addition of chemical anticoagulants to shed blood for reinfusion.
The present invention provides an integrated, portable system for recovery and reinfusion of shed blood. The system of the invention reduces the number of distinct steps and components required to collect and filter shed blood and to wash, concentrate and reinfuse red blood cells. In particular, by modifying the centrifuge bowl and locating it between the surgical site and the vacuum source the present invention allows shed blood to be collected, washed, and reinfused without additional pumps or intermediate reservoirs.
In one aspect, the invention allows all necessary fluid transfer operations to be driven by the vacuum source that implements shed blood collection from the surgical site. The placement of the centrifuge bowl between the surgical site and the vacuum connection allows shed blood to be drawn directly into the bowl without residence in any intermediate holding vessel and thus without an additional pump to transfer blood to the bowl.
Another aspect of the invention is a centrifuge bowl design that allows direct reinfusion of the red blood cells from a stationary bowl without intermediate transfer to a reinfusion reservoir. The design provides a means for making an opening in the bottom of the bowl that allows drainage of the contents from the bowl. This possibility of gravity-fed infusion eliminates the necessity for a distinct reinfusion reservoir and an associated intermediate transfer line and pump.
These two aspects are especially advantageous in combination. Reinfusion directly from the centrifuge bowl eliminates the need to remove the red blood cells to a reinfusion reservoir by reverse pumping, and since all of the fluid movement in the system is in the same general direction, it can be fully provided by the vacuum source without a complicated system of plumbing and valving.
Another aspect of the invention is the dilution of the blood by admixture of washing solution immediately upon its introduction into the system. This dilution decreases the concentration of clotting proteins in the sample being processed, thereby inhibiting clotting action without the addition of a chemical anticoagulant. Furthermore, the resulting low viscosity of the diluted blood in conjunction with long centrifugation time afforded by the invention allows red-blood cell concentration at centrifuge bowl rotation rates of 2000 to 3000 rpm. This reduced rotation rate minimizes the likelihood of red blood cell damage upon sudden deceleration as experienced when the rotation is braked at the completion of washing. The resultant reduced power requirement makes the system more amenable to battery operation, which improves the portability of the system.
In another aspect, a centrifuge bowl design incorporates a filter in the inlet tube for removal of solid debris from the blood before it is processed in the separation chamber. This combination of components allows for simplification of the overall system without any decrease in functionality.
The foregoing discussion will be understood more readily from the following detailed description of the invention, when taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 schematically illustrates one blood-processing configuration of the invention;
FIG. 2 is a cross section of a centrifuge bowl in accordance with the invention; and
FIG. 3 schematically illustrates a modification to the configuration shown in FIG. 1.
It will be appreciated that, for purposes of illustration, these figures are not necessarily drawn to scale.
Refer first to FIG. 1, which shows a blood-processing system according to the invention. A tube 10 collects blood from the surgical site. A coupling 11 joins tube 10 to an aspiration line 12 and a dilution line 14 that divides into two branches 17, 19. A wash solution bag 16, containing a wash solution such as normal saline or Ringer's solution, communicates fluidly with coupling 11 through divided dilution line 14. One branch 17 of the dilution line 14 comprises a flow restricter 18. The other branch 19 comprises a valve 20 such as a roller clamp. Aspiration line 12 connects to the inlet port 22 of a centrifuge bowl 25, which is itself part of a centrifuge apparatus 24 that comprises the bowl 25 and means for rotating the bowl which are not shown. The outlet port 26 of centrifuge bowl 25 is connected by an effluent line 28 to a vented waste bag 30, contained in an enclosure 32. A vacuum source 34 communicates with the interior of enclosure 32. Negative pressure applied by vacuum source 34 to the interior of the enclosure 32 is transmitted to the interior of the waste bag 30 and thereby through the effluent line 28 and the centrifuge bowl 25, to the aspiration line 12, the dilution line 14, and finally to the tube 10. A series of valves 36, 37, and 38 allow isolation of respective sections of the system; these may be, for example, ratchet clamps.
FIG. 2 shows a configuration for the centrifuge bowl 25 that is especially advantageous for use in the system shown in FIG. 1. The bowl 25 comprises a nonrotatable assembly joined to a rotatable bowl body by a rotary seal. The nonrotatable assembly comprises the inlet port 22, an inlet tube 40 extending into the bowl body from the inlet port 22, and a collection chamber 41 communicating with the output port 26. The inlet tube 40 terminates in a filter 42. The preferred pore size for the filter 42 is 180 μm. The bowl body comprises an outer wall 44 and an coaxial inner wall 46 forming a separation chamber 48 between them. An aperture 50, sealed by a female spike connector 51, in the floor of the bowl 25 permits optional drainage of the bowl contents by perforation of the spike connector 51. A pair of caps 52 cover the inlet and outlet ports when they are not in use. A cover 54 protects the nonrotatable assembly when the bowl 25 is removed from the centrifuge 24.
In operation, negative pressure from the vacuum source 34 draws blood from the surgical site through tube 10 and coupling 11 into the aspiration line 12. With the valve 20 closed, washing solution from the bag 16 is compelled by vacuum source 34 through branch 17 of the dilution line 14 at a rate controlled by the flow restricter 18, and mixes with the blood at coupling 11. This early dilution of the blood reduces its concentration of clotting proteins and prevents coagulation. The flow restricter 18 in the dilution line is calibrated to deliver a flow rate roughly equal to twice the shed blood flow rate under the applied negative pressure so that the washing solution and blood are present in the aspiration line at a ratio of at least 1.5 to 1. For example, typical postoperative blood flow rates for an orthopedic procedure are lower than 600 ml/hour. At these low flow rates and with the low viscosity resulting from the two-to-one blood dilution, a constant negative pressure of -100 to -200 mm Hg can be maintained uniformly from the waste bag 30 to the robe 10 and to the flow restricter 18 without affecting the integrity of the rotary seal or other bowl seams. An additional flush of washing solution can be obtained by opening roller clamp 20 to subject the washing solution bag to the full negative pressure in the aspiration line 12.
The diluted blood enters input port 22 and passes through the filter 42 into the separation chamber 48 of centrifuge bowl 25, which is rotating at about 2000 to 3000 rpm. The low viscosity of the diluted blood, coupled with the long centrifugation time resulting from the residence of the blood in the rotating centrifuge bowl throughout the slow fill from the surgical site, enables effective separation even at such low bowl rotation rates. The low bowl rotation rate reduces the risk to red blood cells upon bowl deceleration and consumes less power, allowing batteries to be used as the sole source of power for substantial periods of operation. Such a system is amenable to continuous operation during patient transfers and in remote locations without regard to the availability of external power sources.
As the diluted blood enters the separation chamber 48, the rotation of the bowl concentrates the red blood cells against the outer wall 44. With continued ingress of blood the supernatant, comprising lighter blood components, saline wash and debris, forms concentric layers that approach the inner wall 46 until they reach collection chamber 41 and exit out the outlet port 26. Finally, the vacuum source 34 aspirates supernatant through effluent line 28 into the waste bag 30, which is partially inflated by the pressure differential between its interior and the surrounding enclosure 32.
When bleeding at the site has ceased or when the desired volume of red blood cells has been collected in the bowl 25, the vacuum source 34 is turned off. Bowl rotation is stopped, and the bowl 25 is removed from the centrifuge 24. The inlet and outlet ports are disconnected from the aspiration and effluent lines, respectively, and capped. The spike connector 50 is then perforated to allow the bowl contents to be removed by gravity directly to the patient.
Alternatively, the vacuum-driven system of the invention could be used with a conventional centrifuge bowl having no capability as a reinfusion reservoir, such as a Latham bowl, rather than with the modified bowl shown in FIG. 2. In this case, the vacuum moves the red blood cells lying at the bottom of the stationary centrifuge bowl up the inlet tube and out the inlet port. FIGS. 3A and 3B show the additional components required in order to reroute the suction so that it draws from the inlet port end of the inlet tube. An additional vacuum line 60 connects line 12 with a red blood cell receptacle 62 by means of a first three-way valve 64, anal a second additional line 61 that connects receptacle 62 to line 28 by means of a second three-way valve 66. In FIG. 3A valves 64, 66 are positioned for blood collection and centrifugation. FIG. 3B shows the system during vacuum retrieval of red blood cells from the bottom of a stationary Latham bowl 68. After retrieval, the red blood cells can be reinfused directly from the receptacle 62 or processed further. A filter in the aspiration line 12 or in the vacuum line 60 would prevent entry of debris into the receptacle 62.
The invention can also be adapted for whole blood collection from donors such as for plasma pheresis. In this case, an appropriate anticoagulant solution would replace the washing solution 16, and the waste bag 30 would function as a plasma-collection bag.
Several variations of the foregoing system are consistent with the scope of the present invention. For example, the washing solution may include an anticoagulant such as heparin. The system may optionally include sensors to indicate how much blood has entered the system, such as a gravimetric sensor 70 to read the weight of the waste bag 30 or an optical sensor 72 or 74 at the centrifuge bowl 25 or in the effluent line 28 to indicate when the bowl 25 is full of red blood cells. A sensor 76, 78, 80 and/or 82 in the tube 10, the aspiration line 12, the effluent line 28, and/or the waste bag 30, respectively, for reading pressure may be included to indicate vacuum levels injurious to red blood cells. Also, any of several mechanisms for establishing fluid communication across the floor of the centrifuge bowl 25 may be incorporated, such as spike connectors or self-sealing quick disconnect couplings. Means for regulating the delivered negative pressure may be applied to the vacuum source 34, such as a tube 84, partially open to the atmosphere as adjusted by valve 86, in the suction line between the vacuum source 34 and the enclosure 32. Operation of the centrifuge 24 and the vacuum source 34 may be effected by a programmable controller 90, which receives input from any of the aforementioned sensors and operates in accordance with predetermined criteria. For example, the controller might operate these components to maintain a constant pressure or target pressure range in line 10, or to terminate collection and initiate reinfusion when bowl 25 has been filled. These control functions can be implemented without undue experimentation by those skilled in the art using conventional microprocessor circuitry and programming techniques.
It will therefore be seen that the foregoing represents a highly advantageous approach to blood processing, especially for postoperative washing and concentration of red blood cells for reinfusion. The terms and expressions employed herein are used as terms of description and not of limitation, and there is no intention, in the use of such terms and expressions, of excluding any equivalents of the features shown and described or portions thereof, but it is recognized that various modifications are possible within the scope of the invention claimed.
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FEMA Coffins In Georgia?Submitted by ColoradoLuvsRP on Wed, 02/20/2008 - 01:33
I came across this material and thought it was worth sharing. I noticed that some have been discussing Fema here on the DP, so I decided to pass it along. The content is not my own, so if you have really strong objections, contest them with the original author. I'm just a truth-seeker like you.
According to the website where this information was found >>>
Photographers snapped pictures of an estimated half a million plastic coffins.
http://justanothercoverup.com/?p=356 (scan down to bottom of page of this link to see the pictures or use the individual links for each pic that I have provided at end of this post)
The man who wrote the above article also posted this >>>>
musselwhite says ... I took these pictures in 2002. My brother-in-law lives in Madison, Georgia. He wanted to know what the heck these containers are and what was the purpose of these containers?
The location of these containers is just off Interstate 20 in Madison.
There appeared to be millions at this particular location. He said there were 2 other locations. They measured 7' long and 3' deep. I did not measure the width.
This particular location was sold by a local whom would not divulge the purchasers. I intended to research Superior Court Records but never got around to doing so.
I did email these pictures to Freedom Radio up North and was told they were FEMA body containers in preparation of possible biological attack.
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we're up to speed on things like this!
No really, I do google searches. I check-out web sites for information and attempt to validate this stuff. One of the Youtube videos read the company logo stamped on the side.
For example, look up HR 1955 or S 1959 (both are the same Bill) 404Congressman voted for it and only 6 against. Ron Paul was one of the NO votes ( of course). Read this Bill. It is a Frightening Piece of Legistlation. HOME GROWN TERRORISM, THOUGHT CRIME, TAKING OVER/FILTERING THE INTERNET (like the BP) AND THE POSTAL SERVICE. If this goes through, we are done, finished.
I understand that..
but where is the link that shows they were made in Alabama, FEMA bought them, and they are burial containers to last 100 years....that's all I'm asking for here..everyone has an idea but some real tangible proof would be nice. I've left my links for all to see, including the patents for these containers that happened to have come from Vantage, and that is from Vantage themselves..of course the cover story is from pre-paid funerals..but my heavens doe they really sell that many pre paid funerals? And can't they make more?....it just doesn't make any sense.
On one of the videos of Youtube, the name that was....
stamped on the side of these things was read. That is all I know. Type in the website:
These things have a 100 year warranty. They are very durable and can take being buried for 100 years. That is what I know.
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They are actually 1000 gallon holding tanks used by porta potty rental and sanitation services...
theyre going to put us in TOILETS???
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wrong answer
I have looked up the company that made them, there in Georgia..and found their patent online..they are actually for cremation purposes, but no one wants to hear that.
Yes, they're for cremation. Who needs that many containers for cremation purposes? Unless there is a plan for MASS cremation... there is no need for them. And there are FEMA camps that have multiple large furnaces inside them. All equipped with roads and their railroads for transportation of every one of us to be burned alive. Accept Jesus now, it won't be long...
My hot tub only holds 500 gallons,and it is three times the size of these. Care to provide something other than just a porta potty link to prove your point?
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I'm from New Jersey. There is only one suppossed site in a state of nine million people and only three in New York State. If this was really, there plan, there just aren't enough of them. A far more likely explanation is that this is just pork for KBR. We know they are all about leeching of the federal government with their no-bid contracts.
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Check-out this web site.
According to this site last updated 3/21/2008, there are three FEMA camps in New Jersey. I'm originally from NJ...don't worry, FEMA has you covered.
did you notice what sizes FEMA coffins come in?
The Hercules vault says "This vault comes in Adult, Infant, and Oversize sizes." Eerie indeed....Wonder if the quickness and number of people that are waking up is expediting the eeeeeeerie outcome? Or perhaps, maybe more fear-mongering?
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All of the coffin vaults in Madison, GA...
are adult/large. 3-4 people could fit in each...How convient and efficient.
How about Boeing coffins in
How about Boeing coffins in North Dakota? These are Cement coffins though, they just recently put up poll sheds here that look like they couild be used for concentration camps, I should shoot a video and put it on Youtube, it is the strangest thing.
I usually keep these things to myself but this kinda fit into this post.
Why is Boeing making coffins in the first place?
They bought an old cement culvert plant and put up a bunch of buildings and make cement coffins? Just a little more than strange.
yes, please do.
yes, please do.
From the information
From the information available at the links provided.
It appears that FEMA leases the property those items are located on.
It appears that FEMA ordered those items
Those items are casket 'liners'. They are used to put caskets in when they are buried.
Basically, the average coffin cant take the weight of the dirt that is put on top of it (it would cave in on itself), so before a coffin is buried these 'liners' are put in the ground. The coffin is then put inside these liners which, by the way, have a 100 year warrantee.
It appears FEMA leased this property shortly after Katrina and the cases have been stored there ever since.
I'm not making any judgements or giving any opinions at all on this one - I just figured I'd save some folks a LOT of time and follow the links and report back what I found.
The rest is your decision.
Thanks for...
the info, CF. I have the vault link(http://d8809.u29.oishosting.net/index.cfm?ID=20), but I don't see the info about FEMA leasing the property, unless the info on the links in this post have been updated since last night. Can you give the links for more info, plz?
I had to dig around but I
I had to dig around but I found the info.
The link at the end of this post is to a forum thread that has about 9 or 10 pages in total. The link 'should' take you diretly to page 8, where the person who originally reported on these cases/liners showed up.
They originally talked about them in 2002 when they were first noticed. The posters name is markspann and the post is a little over halfway down the page.
Why would FEMA have ordered these in 2002, it looks like there were 100,000 or more.
2002, Thats after 9/11 and before the invasion of Iraq.
This is the time they were secretly planning the attack. This is the time they were watching us to see how terrorized 9/11 made us.
Maybe they thought we wouldnt be terrorized enough to agree to invade. Maybe they were planning something else to instill greater fear in us until we would agree, like biological weapons.
Look at the webpage of the manufacturer, under their name , their slogan is "Serving those who Serve" . The military?
They make vaults for the military.
Maybe they were planning to ship them to Iraq? Surely , they wouldnt think that many US soldiers would die in the invasion, but that many Iraqis possibly could.
Just got home...
and noticed all the responses to the FEMA Camps mentioned in a recent MSM article. I figured I would place this thread back in circulation since it relates to the FEMA story.
if they really wanted to kill people
they wouldnt bother with the dignity of coffins. a big ditch would do. looks like planning for disaster to me.
I'm not saying
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we shouldn't be questioning things. Especially stuff that has to do with FEMA and KBR. But we don't want to start jumping at shadows either.
It reminds me a little of some of the Zionist propaganda I've seen directed against us.
They're against International banking! They don't want to give money to Israel! They're NAZIS!
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Not sure who is jumping to conclusions on this one
I just came across the information and thought it might be a good idea to share it. Of course, to believe it or not is entirely up to the individual. You have to admit that it does raise an eyebrow. I agree with the idea that things should be investigated. However, sometimes the rabbit hole goes deeper than one might expect or want to accept. I tend to keep my mind and eyes open at all times. When it comes to FEMA... I'm not sure I can really defend much of what they stand for. In my opinion, integrity isn't a word that I associate with this agency.
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the fact that some company manufacturs coffins that sort of look like the things in the picture doesn't constitute proof.
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They ARE coffins
Doesn't anyone read the comments before they post??? They have already been proven to be double stack coffins in a post below.
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Storage totes.
I would suggest a much shallower vessel for a coffin. They're a bit deep don't you think? You could fit 3 or 4 bodies in those. Why not just bulldose the bodies or burn them if you intend to be so disrespectful of the dead?
It just doesn't make sense. It's possible they are coffins, just REALLY unlikely.
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Driving into Calgary without a sense of direction (first time visit), we decided to give the Ambassador a try. We negotiated for 3 nights. Reading the negative reviews, I am surprised; our experience was quite the opposite! The room was large and clean, the staff was very friendly and helpful and all of our appliances were new (TV with good... More
- Also Known As:
- Ambassador Motor Hotel Calgary
- Ambassador Hotel Calgary