plasmapheresis, plasmapheresis

(plaz-mahfe’re-sis) [plasma + Gr. ἀφαίρεσις removal]. Plasma removal; the removal of considerable quan- Pertaining to ; [Posologic and Therapeutic Table — orijinal sayfa 1244] IMG:file27.png: 6 in “ ™, “y rie Bre ey Ἅ - wd κ Oe φ Ν Σ Ν Ω ν 7 ὅϑ 9 fo " Ω: % nN 12 215 14 Las L x = A. 4, ᾿ - ws of " Σ IS 16 77 - « ΄ Ν: Fare " Cat “.9 20 al 22 a a4 2s 26 27 εἰ 8 8 Ε -«» sas VARIOUS FORMS OF MALARIAL PARASITES (Thayer and Hewetson). FIGs. 1 to ro, inclusive, tertian organisms; FiGS. 11 to 17, inclusive, quartan organisms; FIGS. 18 to 27, inclusive, estivo-autumnal organisms. Fic. 1.—Young hyaline form; 2, hyaline form with beginning pigmentation; 3, pigmented form; 4, full-grown pigmented form; 5, 6, 7, 8, segmenting forms; 9, extracellular pigmented form; ro, flagellate form. Fic. 11.—Young hyaline form; 12, 13, pigmented forms; 14, fully-developed pigmented form; 15, 16, segmenting forms; 17, flagellate form. FiGs. 18, 19, 20.— Ring-like and cro -like hyaline forms; 21, 22, pigmented forms; 23, 24, segmenting forms; 25, 26, 27, crescents. titv of blood, separating the corpuscles by centrifugal i zati on, replacing the plasma by Locke’s solution, and reinjecting this, together with the centrifugalized cell, into the body.