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At flow onset the blood filtration rate accelerates to a steady state, this may affect the interpretation of red blood cell (RBC) filterability. We studied the acceleration of flow while the pressure is built up across the filter to analyse effects of various hematocrits and RBC rigidity by glutaraldehyde (GA) hardening. This was analysed by a new filtration system with high time resolution and...
In blood filtration systems the pressure does not build up instantaneously across the filter but instead accelerates with the kinetic energy of the flow. We studied this phenomenon by a newly developed computer-controlled constant pressure (600 Pa) filtrometer. The computer operates the filtration via a pneumatic valve and a digital balance measures the flow and communicates with the computer each...
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