Adsorbents, for direct hemoperfusion, 1: Resin (XAD-4, XAD-8, XAD-12, XE-284), 2: coconut broken charcoal, 3: bead-shaped activated carbon were examined to use as a material of artificial kidney.
XE-284 effectively cleared urea from its solution, H
+ release was however recognized during urea clearance. Coconut broken charcoal (CB-812A) was encapsulated with collodion and coated by albumin for direct hemoperfusion. After one hour direct hemoperf usion in acute uremic dogs of bilateral ureters ligation, serum creatinine level was efficiently lowered, but platelets and white blood cells were reduced. A few emboli were seen in alveolar capillary of the lungs.
Bead-shaped activated carbon is fairly hard and uniformly spherical. Serum creatinine was removed effectively after two hours hemoperfusion with this doubly coated charcoal and HFK in series. Histological examination of sacrificed dogs after hemoperfusion could not detect any embolus in alveolar capillary of the lungs.
Bead-shaped activated carbon which can adsorb many substances over the wide molecular range, is now considered not harmful material for clinical use, because of no troublesome fine particle release and less platelets depletion.
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