Dialyzer coil with porous support for membrane

A - Human Necessities – 61 – M

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A61M 1/03 (1980.01)

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CA 1052283

ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE An extracorporeal, disposable, low-prime dialyzer coil for use in a variety of artificial kidney systems which includes a length of porous material supporting the tube of membrane material in a generally flattened and rolled up configu- ration. The length of porous material has an average thickness along its edge portions which is no greater than the average thickness along its mid-portion, and has an embossed configura- tion on one side while the other side is relatively smooth. The porous material is rigidized thermoplastic or thermosetting material, composed fox instance of sintered granules or foamed open cells, with a majority or the pores or openings communica- ting with the surface to insure full dialysate flow against the membrane material. The porous support material is useful in a wide variety of coil designs, including coils adapted for operation with recirculating artificial kidney systems, with non-recirculating systems, or with systems combining recircula- tion with fresh dialysate addition.

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