METHOD OF HEMOSORPTION IN DOGS Russian patent published in 2009 - IPC A61D99/00 

FIELD: medicine.

SUBSTANCE: extracorporeal blood purification is done preceded by premedication, provision for vascular access, hemodilution, stabilisation of blood and connection of the sick animal to the extracorporeal contour. Premedication is done through administration of a 0.022-0.044 mg/kg dose of atropine sulphate solution, 2.2 mg/kg dose of diphenylhydramine solution intramuscularly or hypodermically, 0.1 ml/kg dose of 2% solution of rometar intramuscularly. To provide for vascular access, the jugular and subcutaneous brachial veins are catheterised using catheters of the vasacan No.16-22 or subclavian type with diametre 1.0 mm. The heparin dose, which will provide for effective hemoperfusion, is determined based on individual sensitivity of the dog. When assembling the perfusion contour into the exfusion main line, a flacon is added, with stabilising solution which contains a maintenance dose of heparin. Blood velocity is set to 30-50 ml/min.

EFFECT: more effective hemosorption and reduced risk of bleeding and prevention of thrombosing in the hemosorption system.

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