Plasmapheresis is an effective method used in the comprehensive treatment of viral and autoimmune hepatitis. In this video, doctors from the Genesis-Dnipro Clinic explain how the procedure helps remove toxins, excess bilirubin, immune complexes, and inflammatory mediators from the blood. This reduces the strain on the liver, improves overall well-being, and enhances the effect of drug therapy. Plasmapheresis is especially useful during exacerbations, in severe cases of hepatitis, or when standard treatment is ineffective. It helps stabilize the patient’s condition and increases the chances of restoring liver function. Find out more in our video.
Blood purification is an effective and safe method used in the comprehensive treatment of various diseases.
Plasmapheresis is a method of extracorporeal therapy (performed outside the body) that involves removing plasma containing toxic and metabolic substances, as well as agents responsible for disease.
To perform the procedure, the patient is connected to the device through one of the peripheral veins using a catheter connected to a set of tubing and a plasma filter. The entire process of separating the plasma and returning the blood cells is carried out automatically and safely, as only sterile, single-use disposable materials are used.
Blood purification is an effective and safe method used in the comprehensive treatment of various diseases.
Plasmapheresis is a method of extracorporeal therapy (performed outside the body) that involves removing plasma containing toxic and metabolic substances, as well as agents responsible for disease.
To perform the procedure, the patient is connected to the device through one of the peripheral veins using a catheter connected to a set of tubing and a plasma filter. The entire process of separating the plasma and returning the blood cells is carried out automatically and safely, as only sterile, single-use disposable materials are used.
