Doctors and scientists have always been interested in the question of the possibility of high-quality and safe purification of the patient's blood from toxic substances and poisons. In the previous conditions and the past level of development of science and medicine, this was extremely difficult.
Mankind regularly faces the problem of blood poisoning. Radiation, viruses, pathogenic microorganisms, bacteria and various infections get into it.
The defeat of the blood carries a mortal danger to humans, since this fluid plays a crucial role in our body. Any disturbance in this process or composition of the blood entails critical consequences.
The first attempts to save the body from the action of toxic and poisonous substances were made in ancient times. In the Middle Ages, the method of bloodletting was widespread. Its essence was to release a certain volume of blood in order to remove toxic substances from the body.
This method was also used to treat other diseases, which led to terrible consequences, including death.
The patient in this way could become infected with infections that simply fell into an open wound, because there was no proper disinfection then. Often people died from blood loss, because the bleeding could not always be stopped.
After a while, the question of finding a safe way to disinfect blood became very acute. It was necessary not only to achieve maximum purification of the most important biological fluid, but also to save human life and stabilize the patient's condition without complications.
Hemosorption of blood
Scientific achievements of modern times allow us to cleanse the body by hemosorption of blood. This is one of the options for its purification from toxic substances using special sorbents.
The most common indications for this procedure are:
- acute alcohol intoxication
- drug-induced toxicity
- drug overdose
- liver or kidney failure
- various autoimmune diseases
- acute infectious diseases
- allergies
- septic shock
- radiation injury
- mental disorders, etc.
This method also has many contraindications and is still not recognized as safe.
Its danger lies in the negative effect of adsorbing particles on the human body. However, modern medicine allows you to replace them with more acceptable and safe ones. In some cases, there is simply no other way out, so doctors resort to hemosorption.
Hemosorption is one of the methods of purification and filtration of blood, which is based on the removal of toxic and toxic substances from it when using adsorbents. The most common sorbents include activated carbon, which is capable of adsorbing a large number of various substances, as well as selective sorbents.
They are synthetic products.
Sorbents can only be those substances that do not cause pathological changes in the composition of the blood and do not change the structure of its particles. They must also successfully filter hazardous substances from blood or plasma and decontaminate them.
Sorbents should not contain foreign impurities due to their direct contact with the main biological fluid of the body. In no case should they change the structure of DNA or affect it in a negative way.
Contraindications for hemosorption include:
- blood clotting disorders
- bleeding
- severe forms of heart or lung failure
- blood volume deficiency
- violations of hematopoietic processes
For more efficient and safe blood purification, cartridges with C60 fullerene have recently been used. This innovation made it possible to improve the process of hemosorption.
Much is known about fullerene and its use in medicine. It is the strongest antioxidant, has pronounced anti-allergic properties. It promotes oxygen transport at the cellular level and provides protection against free radicals. Prevents gene mutations and restores damaged cells.
This unique carbon has proven itself in the fight against HIV. In the course of research, it was proved that it is able to block particles of the human immunodeficiency virus. C60 fullerene molecules are practically absent in nature in their pure form, they are obtained by synthesis. The discovery of fullerenes was one of the greatest discoveries in the field of chemistry and was awarded the Nobel Prize.
Being powerful antibacterial agents, C60 fullerene molecules successfully cleanse the blood of toxic substances and bacteria.
It does not cause complications after hemosorption, as it does not contain harmful and hazardous substances. Cartridges for hemosorption containing fullerene C60 purify blood faster, while reducing the risk of side effects. It has been scientifically proven that they successfully show their abilities in the fight against sepsis.
Many hematologists consider this method more accessible and safer. Despite the fact that it began to be used relatively recently, it has already managed to prove its effectiveness in comparison with other methods of blood disinfection.
Fullerene cartridges support positive hemodynamics. Blood counts remain relatively stable.
The vascular tone is preserved, the number of heart contractions is normalized, the rhythm is evened out. After hemosorption with the participation of fullerene, patients with a serious condition showed a noticeable improvement. The crisis period passed more gently and without sharp negative changes.
Fullerene C60 reduces the likelihood of infectious-toxic shock and deterioration of blood counts. It disinfects the blood without destroying the leukocytes responsible for immunity.
Currently, further developments are underway to make hemosorption a definitively safe procedure that will not pose risks to human life. And C60 fullerene is a great helper in this matter!
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