Proposed Calibration of Apheresis Equipment
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Qualification of Incorporation, Biomedical Equipment, Calibration of Apheresis Machines
Abstract
It is under development in health establishment, a quality control through the calibration of biomedical equipment, in a systematic and comprehensive way of the wide range of available hospital technology. Thus, this work aims to propose and demonstrate a method of qualification of the apheresis equipment through of the equipment calibration, before to release it for the first time use. As results are shown the values obtained in a calibration of an apheresis equipment, relating to the MNC protocol (removal of mononuclear cells), the pressure of access and return pressure.
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