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JPS6254510B2
JPS6254510B2 JP16262380A JP16262380A JPS6254510B2 JP S6254510 B2 JPS6254510 B2 JP S6254510B2 JP 16262380 A JP16262380 A JP 16262380A JP 16262380 A JP16262380 A JP 16262380A JP S6254510 B2 JPS6254510 B2 JP S6254510B2
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Osamu Nishida
Yoshihiro Nagano
Hiroyuki Watanabe
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National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology AIST
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【発明の詳細な説明】[Detailed description of the invention]

本発明は半透膜あるいは多孔膜を使用し、この
壁膜を通じて浸透、透析、限外濾過及びガス拡散
等の原理を利用して血液中の物質を移動させるよ
うに構成した血液処理装置、特に該膜が中空糸状
をなしたものを使用する改良された中空糸膜束を
有する血液処理装置に関するものである。 従来この種の血液処理装置は、腎不全患者、薬
物中毒患者等の血液から有害物を除去して血液の
浄化を行なうための人工腎臓装置及び人工肝臓装
置や酸素と炭酸ガスとを交換する人工肺装置等と
して広く使用されている。 本発明はこれらの血液処理装置に使用される改
良された装置を提供するものである。 このような血液処理装置は一般に円筒型のもの
が多い。血液処理装置として円筒型の血液透析装
置を例に、その構造を第1図に示す。 第1図中、1は血液を中空糸膜5の内部空間に
導くように、かつ外部と隔離する為に設けられた
断面が円形の入口側ヘツダーであり血液10は導
入口20より導入される。1aは中空糸膜の内部
空間を通過してきた血液を集合させ一定の大きさ
の管に排出口20aより排出するように、かつ外
部と隔離する為に設けられた断面が円形の出口側
ヘツダーである。2はヘツダー1又は1aが外筒
3と分離しないように、また、ヘツダー内に導び
かれた血液が外部に洩れずに中空糸膜5の内部空
間に導びく為にヘツダー1又は1aをパツキン1
2を介して中空糸膜群を固定する隔壁6に密着さ
せる為に設けられた固定キヤツプである。外筒3
は好ましくは円筒形であつてその内部が目視でき
るように透明で硬質の合成樹脂で作られ、その内
部空間9には数百乃至一万本程度の中空糸膜5が
充填されている。又この外筒3には、透析液の導
入口4及び排出口4aが設けられている。中空糸
膜5は、外筒3の内部空間9に多数充填され、そ
の両端は血液適合性に優れた隔壁6で液密に固定
され、しかも中空糸膜5の内部空間はヘツダーの
内部空間8と連通している。又隔壁6は一般にポ
リウレタン樹脂が使用されているがこの隔壁6に
よつてヘツダーの内部空間8は、外筒3の内部空
間9と隔離され、ヘツダーの内部空間8及び外筒
3の内部空間9は中空糸膜5の壁膜を介してのみ
接触するようになつている。すなわち導入される
血液10はヘツダー内空間8を経由して中空糸膜
の内部空間に入り、中空糸膜の壁膜を介して血液
中の有害物を外筒3の内部空間9に排出し、清浄
になつた血液は出口側ヘツダー1aの内部空間を
経由して体内にもどされ、逆に外筒3の内部空間
9に排出された有害物は導入管4より導入された
透析液11によつて運ばれ排出管4aを経由して
外部へ取り出される。 しかしながら、このような従来の円筒タイプの
血液処理装置は次のような問題がある。すなわち
第1図において、使用されるヘツダー1の構造
上、ヘツダーの入口点Aよりヘツダーの水平に曲
がる点B迄の距離が、点Bより中空糸膜群の切断
面7上の点C迄の距離に比べて非常に長く、しか
も中空糸膜群の切断面7の上部空間に広がるヘツ
ダーの平担部分の長さが相対的に長い。その為
に、血液が該ヘツダーに導入された際、それ自身
のもつ流速をほとんど分散しないままに先づ中空
糸膜群の切断面の中央部に衝突し、次いで当該中
空糸膜の内部空間の圧力(又は抵抗)や当該中空
糸膜群を固定する隔壁によつて大部分の血液が外
周部の中空糸膜群へ分散される。従つて血液の中
空糸膜の内部空間を流れる速度は、中央部は速
く、逆に外周部は遅くなる。その結果、血液処理
装置としての性能も低下すると共に、血液処理後
返血する際に、返血速度が中央部と外周部で異な
る為、外周部に近い中空糸膜の内部空間に残血現
象を引き起こす。特に長時間の血液処理を行なう
場合、血液速度の遅い中空糸膜の内部空間では凝
血を起こし、血液の流れが停止する部分も生じ
る。 本発明は、係る事情に鑑みてなされたものであ
つて、その目的とするところは入口側ヘツダーの
構造を改良し、導入する血液が固定された中空糸
膜群の切断面の全中空糸膜の内部空間に均一に流
れ込む構造にした血液処理装置を提供することで
ある。 本発明は、「円筒状の外殻内に中空糸膜束を内
蔵し、かつ該外殻の両端に束状中空糸膜の内側に
連通する血液導入口及び血液排出口を設けた血液
処理装置において、血液導入口を有する入口側ヘ
ツダーの内部形状が、中空糸膜束の円形端面を底
とし、血液導入口を頂部とする山形をなし、かつ
その山形のスロープ形状が中空糸膜束の端面の半
径をR(mm)、半径R上の任意の長さをr(mm)、
半径rの位置における中空糸膜端面から山形スロ
ープまでの距離をY(mm)とした時、 Y=f×R−r/2r+a (ここでfは任意の一定値、aは定数)で与えら
れるYを、r=0の時のY軸を中心に360度回転
して得られる曲面であることを特徴とする血液処
理装置」を要旨とするものである。 本発明によれば、入口側ヘツダーの山形の頂部
から内部空間へ導入される血液は、その山形のゆ
るやかに拡大するスロープによつて増加する流路
を流下するに従い、その流速が急激に減少する。
従つて、底部の中空糸膜束の切断面においては均
一な圧力分布となるので、各中空糸膜端より流入
する血液の流れも均一になる。それによつて全体
としての血液流量も増加し、透析効率あるいは限
外濾過効率等も向上する。 本発明の山形構造のヘツダーは出口側ヘツダー
にも応用することは何ら差支えない。その場合は
部品の共通化、全体のバランス等の利点がある。 次に本発明の血液処理装置を図面をもとに更に
説明する。 第2図は第1図の血液処理装置の入口側ヘツダ
ー1を変更した本発明の血液処理装置の1例を示
すもので、上半部のみが示されている。第2図か
ら明らかなように入口側ヘツダー1の上部は山形
の、下側に凸の、特許請求の範囲に掲げた式で与
えられるゆるやかなスロープとなつている。 入口側ヘツダーを比較するため、第3図及び第
4図にそれぞれ第1図及び第2図の入口側ヘツダ
ー部分のみを拡大して示してある。 第4図からわかるように、入口側ヘツダー1の
内部空間8は中空糸膜束の切断面7を底として山
形の形状(この場合は円筒形の血液処理装置なの
でこの山形は上下の中心軸をもとにした回転対称
になる)をなし、その頂部に血液導入口20が設
けられている。 導入された血液はそれまでもつていた流速を急
激に減少せしめられ矢印のように分散しながら、
中空糸膜束の切断面7全域に広がるようになされ
ている。 本発明の好ましい実施態様によれば、山形の内
部空間における底から山形スロープ上の一点まで
の高さが、底面の外周部より内周部に向かつてそ
の高さまでのスロープの水平投影面積をその点に
おける周長で除した値に比例する値に一定値を加
えたものとなるようになされる。 これを更に詳しく説明すると、第5図に示すよ
うに中空糸膜群の切断面の半径Rmm上の任意の長
さをrmm、半径rmmとRmmの間に示される面積S
mm2(斜線の部分)、半径rmm上の円周の高さをy
mm(中空糸膜群の切断面から山形スロープまでの
空間距離)とした時、本発明のヘツダーの形状
は、次の一般式で得られるyの値を、r=0の時
のy軸を中心に360度回転した時に得られる曲面
を、血液の導入口と外筒との接続面とした構造と
なる。 y=f×S/2πr+a=f×R−r/2r+
a ここでfは任意の値であり、aは中空糸膜群の
切断面とヘツダー天井の最も中空糸膜群切断面に
近い所迄に必要な距離で普通2mm程度が好まし
い。 本発明者等は、上式のについて鋭意検討した
結果、実用性上1/2≦f≦2の範囲が最適である
事を確認した。このようにして得られた本発明の
ヘツダーは、第4図よりわかるように血液導入部
より中空糸膜群の切断面迄がゆるやかなスロープ
を形成している為に導入された血液は、その流速
を外周部へ分散しながら中空糸膜群の切断面へ近
づくようになる。 次に本発明による改良された血液処理装置を用
いて血液の限外濾過を行つた実施例を示す。実施
例中で改良型Aとは、前述の式に於てf=1の場
合の形状をもつヘツダーを有した血液処理装置を
示し、改良型Bとは、前述の式に於てf=0.5の
場合の形状をもつヘツダーを有した血液処理装置
を示す。また、比較のために第1図に示すような
従来の形のものを比較例として示した。 実施例 1 比較例、改良型A及び改良型Bのそれぞれの中
空糸膜の血液濾過装置(内径300μのポリアクリ
ロニトリル中空糸膜を使用、中空糸膜本数2200
本、血液濾過有効膜面積0.23m2、中空糸膜充填率
50%)に牛新鮮血液(ヘマトクリツト値35%、全
タンパク質濃度9.2g/dl)を膜差圧(Trans
Membrane Pressureであり、以下TMPと略す)
25mmHg、装置の入口と出口の差圧(以下差圧と
略す)△PB=25mmHgのもとで導入し、3時間後
の血液通過量及び限外濾過量を測定した結果を表
―1に示す。
The present invention relates to a blood processing device configured to use a semipermeable membrane or a porous membrane to move substances in blood through the wall membrane using principles such as osmosis, dialysis, ultrafiltration, and gas diffusion. The present invention relates to a blood processing device having an improved hollow fiber membrane bundle using hollow fiber membranes. Conventionally, this type of blood processing equipment has been used to purify the blood by removing harmful substances from the blood of patients with renal failure, drug addiction, etc., as well as artificial liver equipment and artificial liver equipment that exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide gas. Widely used as lung devices, etc. The present invention provides an improved device for use in these blood processing devices. Generally, many of such blood processing apparatuses are cylindrical. FIG. 1 shows the structure of a cylindrical hemodialysis apparatus as an example of a blood processing apparatus. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes an inlet header with a circular cross section, which is provided to guide blood into the internal space of the hollow fiber membrane 5 and to isolate it from the outside. Blood 10 is introduced from the inlet 20. . 1a is an exit side header with a circular cross section that is provided to collect the blood that has passed through the internal space of the hollow fiber membrane and discharge it from the outlet 20a into a tube of a certain size, and to isolate it from the outside. be. 2 is a gasket for the header 1 or 1a to prevent the header 1 or 1a from separating from the outer cylinder 3, and to guide the blood led into the header to the internal space of the hollow fiber membrane 5 without leaking to the outside. 1
This is a fixing cap provided to make the hollow fiber membrane group adhere to the partition wall 6 through which the hollow fiber membrane group is fixed. Outer cylinder 3
is preferably cylindrical and made of transparent, hard synthetic resin so that its interior can be viewed visually, and its internal space 9 is filled with several hundred to ten thousand hollow fiber membranes 5. Further, this outer cylinder 3 is provided with an inlet 4 and an outlet 4a for dialysate. A large number of hollow fiber membranes 5 are filled in the internal space 9 of the outer cylinder 3, and both ends of the hollow fiber membranes 5 are fluid-tightly fixed by partition walls 6 having excellent blood compatibility. It communicates with Furthermore, the partition wall 6 is generally made of polyurethane resin, and the partition wall 6 separates the internal space 8 of the header from the internal space 9 of the outer cylinder 3. contact only through the wall membrane of the hollow fiber membrane 5. That is, the introduced blood 10 enters the inner space of the hollow fiber membrane via the header inner space 8, and harmful substances in the blood are discharged into the inner space 9 of the outer cylinder 3 through the wall membrane of the hollow fiber membrane. The purified blood is returned to the body via the internal space of the outlet header 1a, and conversely, harmful substances discharged into the internal space 9 of the outer cylinder 3 are absorbed by the dialysate 11 introduced from the inlet tube 4. The liquid is transported along the pipe and taken out to the outside via the discharge pipe 4a. However, such conventional cylindrical blood processing apparatuses have the following problems. In other words, in FIG. 1, due to the structure of the header 1 used, the distance from the header entrance point A to the point B where the header bends horizontally is the same as the distance from point B to point C on the cut surface 7 of the hollow fiber membrane group. It is very long compared to the distance, and the length of the flat part of the header that extends in the space above the cut surface 7 of the hollow fiber membrane group is relatively long. Therefore, when blood is introduced into the header, it first collides with the center of the cut surface of the hollow fiber membrane group without dispersing its own flow velocity, and then the blood enters the inner space of the hollow fiber membrane. Most of the blood is dispersed to the hollow fiber membrane group at the outer periphery due to pressure (or resistance) and the partition wall that fixes the hollow fiber membrane group. Therefore, the speed at which blood flows through the inner space of the hollow fiber membrane is faster in the center and slower in the outer periphery. As a result, the performance of the blood processing device deteriorates, and when blood is returned after blood processing, the blood return speed is different between the center and the outer periphery, resulting in blood remaining in the internal space of the hollow fiber membrane near the outer periphery. cause. Particularly when blood treatment is performed for a long period of time, blood clots occur in the internal space of the hollow fiber membrane where the blood velocity is slow, and there are parts where the blood flow stops. The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and its purpose is to improve the structure of the inlet side header, and to improve the structure of the inlet header so that all the hollow fiber membranes on the cut surface of the hollow fiber membrane group to which the blood to be introduced is fixed are fixed. An object of the present invention is to provide a blood processing device having a structure in which blood flows uniformly into the internal space of the blood processing device. The present invention provides a blood processing device that includes a hollow fiber membrane bundle inside a cylindrical outer shell, and a blood inlet and a blood outlet that communicate with the inside of the bundle of hollow fiber membranes at both ends of the outer shell. In this case, the internal shape of the inlet side header having the blood inlet is a mountain shape with the circular end face of the hollow fiber membrane bundle as the bottom and the blood inlet as the top, and the slope shape of the mountain shape is the inner shape of the inlet side header having the blood inlet. The radius of is R (mm), the arbitrary length on the radius R is r (mm),
When the distance from the hollow fiber membrane end face to the mountain slope at the position of radius r is Y (mm), Y = f x R 2 - r 2 /2r + a (where f is an arbitrary constant value and a is a constant). The gist of the invention is "a blood processing device characterized by a curved surface obtained by rotating a given Y by 360 degrees around the Y axis when r=0". According to the present invention, as the blood introduced into the internal space from the top of the chevron of the inlet side header flows down the flow path, which increases due to the gently expanding slope of the chevron, the flow velocity decreases rapidly. .
Therefore, since the pressure distribution is uniform on the cut surface of the hollow fiber membrane bundle at the bottom, the flow of blood flowing from each hollow fiber membrane end is also uniform. This increases the overall blood flow rate and improves dialysis efficiency, ultrafiltration efficiency, etc. There is no problem in applying the chevron-shaped header of the present invention to the outlet side header. In that case, there are advantages such as common parts and overall balance. Next, the blood processing apparatus of the present invention will be further explained based on the drawings. FIG. 2 shows an example of the blood processing apparatus of the present invention in which the inlet header 1 of the blood processing apparatus shown in FIG. 1 is modified, and only the upper half is shown. As is clear from FIG. 2, the upper part of the entrance header 1 has a chevron-shaped, downwardly convex shape with a gentle slope given by the formula set forth in the claims. In order to compare the inlet side headers, only the inlet side header portions of FIGS. 1 and 2 are shown enlarged in FIGS. 3 and 4, respectively. As can be seen from FIG. 4, the internal space 8 of the inlet header 1 has a chevron shape with the cut surface 7 of the hollow fiber membrane bundle as the bottom (in this case, since the blood processing device is cylindrical, this chevron shape has the upper and lower central axes as the bottom). (rotationally symmetrical to the original), and a blood inlet 20 is provided at its top. The introduced blood suddenly loses its previous flow velocity and disperses as shown by the arrow.
It is made to spread over the entire cut surface 7 of the hollow fiber membrane bundle. According to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the height from the bottom of the chevron-shaped internal space to a point on the chevron slope is such that the horizontal projected area of the slope from the outer circumference of the bottom surface to the inner circumference increases. It is made to be the sum of a constant value and a value proportional to the value divided by the circumference at a point. To explain this in more detail, as shown in FIG.
mm 2 (shaded area), the height of the circumference on the radius rmm is y
mm (spatial distance from the cut surface of the hollow fiber membrane group to the mountain-shaped slope), the shape of the header of the present invention is defined by the value of y obtained by the following general formula, and the y axis when r = 0. The structure is such that the curved surface obtained when rotated 360 degrees around the center is the connecting surface between the blood inlet and the outer cylinder. y=f×S/2πr+a=f×R 2 −r 2 /2r+
a Here, f is an arbitrary value, and a is the distance required between the cut surface of the hollow fiber membrane group and the header ceiling closest to the cut surface of the hollow fiber membrane group, and is preferably about 2 mm. As a result of intensive study of the above equation, the inventors of the present invention confirmed that the range of 1/2≦f≦2 is optimal from a practical standpoint. As can be seen from FIG. 4, the thus obtained header of the present invention forms a gentle slope from the blood introduction part to the cut surface of the hollow fiber membrane group, so that the introduced blood is It approaches the cut surface of the hollow fiber membrane group while distributing the flow velocity to the outer periphery. Next, an example will be shown in which ultrafiltration of blood was performed using the improved blood processing apparatus according to the present invention. In the examples, improved type A refers to a blood processing device having a header having a shape when f=1 in the above formula, and improved type B refers to a blood processing device having a shape when f=0.5 in the above formula. 1 shows a blood processing device having a header having the shape of FIG. Further, for comparison, a conventional type as shown in FIG. 1 is shown as a comparative example. Example 1 Comparative example, improved type A and improved type B hollow fiber membrane blood filtration devices (polyacrylonitrile hollow fiber membranes with an inner diameter of 300μ were used, the number of hollow fiber membranes was 2200)
Book, blood filtration effective membrane area 0.23m 2 , hollow fiber membrane filling rate
Fresh bovine blood (hematocrit value 35%, total protein concentration 9.2 g/dl) was added to transmembrane pressure (Trans 50%).
Membrane Pressure (hereinafter abbreviated as TMP)
Table 1 shows the results of measuring the amount of blood passing through and the amount of ultrafiltration after 3 hours. show.

【表】 実施例 2 比較例、改良型A及び改良型Bのそれぞれの中
空糸膜束内臓型血液濾過装置(内径500μのポリ
アクリロニトリル中空糸膜を使用、中空糸膜本数
960本、血液濾過有効膜面積0.17m2、中空糸膜充
填率50%)に牛新鮮血液(ヘマトクリツト値38
%、全タンパク質濃度9.6g/dl)をTMP25mmHg
差圧△PB=25mmHgのもとで導入し、3時間後の
血液通過量、限外濾過量及び返血後の残血本数を
測定したのが表―2である。
[Table] Example 2 Comparative Example, Improved Type A, and Improved Type B Hemofiltration devices with built-in hollow fiber membrane bundles (using polyacrylonitrile hollow fiber membranes with an inner diameter of 500μ, number of hollow fiber membranes)
960 tubes, effective membrane area for blood filtration 0.17 m 2 , hollow fiber membrane filling rate 50%) and fresh bovine blood (hematocrit value 38)
%, total protein concentration 9.6g/dl) at TMP25mmHg
Table 2 shows the results of introducing the blood under a differential pressure ΔP B =25 mmHg, and measuring the amount of blood passing through, the amount of ultrafiltration, and the number of blood remaining after blood return after 3 hours.

【表】【table】

【表】 表―1および表―2からわかるように本発明の
ヘツダーを有した血液処理装置では、血液通過
量、限外濾過重では一般的に使用されているヘツ
ダーを有した血液処理装置よりはるかに優れてい
るし、残血本数も極度に減少している事が認めら
れる。 従つて本発明の血液処理装置は、装着型人工腎
臓や少量血液量の使用の際大きな効果が期待され
る。 又、観察事項として記述すれば、実施例1及び
実施例2に於いて改良型A及び改良型Bの血液処
理装置のヘツダーを使用した場合、導入された血
液はヘツダー内でほゞ均一に分散され、中空糸膜
の内部空間に導入されるのに対し、比較例に於い
ては、導入された血液は中空糸膜群の中央部にま
ずあたり、その後外周部に回り、外周部付近で血
液の渦流が観察される。さらに6時間にわたる長
時間の血液濾過に於いても、改良型A及び改良型
Bの中空糸膜の内部空間に於ける凝血は、比較例
に比べて非常に少ない事を確認した。
[Table] As can be seen from Tables 1 and 2, the blood processing equipment equipped with the header of the present invention has a higher blood flow rate and ultrafiltration weight than blood processing equipment equipped with commonly used headers. It is much better, and the number of remaining blood has been significantly reduced. Therefore, the blood processing device of the present invention is expected to be highly effective when used with a wearable artificial kidney or with a small amount of blood. Additionally, as an observation, when the headers of improved type A and improved type B blood processing apparatuses were used in Examples 1 and 2, the introduced blood was almost uniformly dispersed within the header. In contrast, in the comparative example, the introduced blood first hits the center of the hollow fiber membrane group, then circulates around the outer periphery, and the blood collects near the outer periphery. vortices are observed. Furthermore, even during long-term blood filtration for 6 hours, it was confirmed that the amount of blood clot in the internal space of the improved type A and improved type B hollow fiber membranes was very small compared to the comparative example.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は従来の円筒型の中空糸膜を用いる血液
処理装置であり、第2図は本発明の中空糸膜を用
いる血液処理装置である。第3図は第1図のヘツ
ダーを拡大したものであり、第4図は第2図のヘ
ツダーを拡大したものである。第3図及び第4図
中の矢印は血液の流れを現わしたものである。第
5図は本発明における入口ヘツダー内面の形状の
一例を示す説明図である。なお図面中に用いられ
ている符号は1,1aはヘツダー、3は外筒、
4,4aは透析液ないし濾液の為の導入管又は排
出管、5は中空糸膜、10,10aは血液であ
る。
FIG. 1 shows a blood processing device using a conventional cylindrical hollow fiber membrane, and FIG. 2 shows a blood processing device using the hollow fiber membrane of the present invention. 3 is an enlarged view of the header of FIG. 1, and FIG. 4 is an enlarged view of the header of FIG. 2. The arrows in FIGS. 3 and 4 represent the flow of blood. FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of the shape of the inner surface of the inlet header according to the present invention. The symbols used in the drawings are 1, 1a is the header, 3 is the outer cylinder,
4 and 4a are inlet pipes or discharge pipes for dialysate or filtrate, 5 is a hollow fiber membrane, and 10 and 10a are for blood.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1 円筒状の外殻内に中空糸膜束を内蔵し、かつ
該外殻の両端に束状中空糸膜の内側に連通する血
液導入口及び血液排出口を設けた血液処理装置に
おいて、血液導入口を有する入口側ヘツダーの内
部形状が、中空糸膜束の円形端面を底とし、血液
導入口を頂部とする山形をなし、かつその山形の
スロープ形状が中空糸膜束の端面の半径をR
(mm)、半径R上の任意の長さをr(mm)、半径r
の位置における中空糸膜端面から山形スロープま
での距離をY(mm)とした時、 Y=f×R−r/2r+a (ここでfは任意の一定値、aは定数) で与えられるYを、r=0の時のY軸を中心に
360度回転して得られる曲面であることを特徴と
する血液処理装置。
[Scope of Claims] 1. Blood in which a hollow fiber membrane bundle is built into a cylindrical outer shell, and a blood inlet and a blood outlet are provided at both ends of the outer shell to communicate with the inside of the bundle of hollow fiber membranes. In the processing device, the internal shape of the inlet side header having the blood inlet is a mountain shape with the circular end surface of the hollow fiber membrane bundle as the bottom and the blood inlet as the top, and the slope shape of the mountain shape is the shape of the slope of the hollow fiber membrane bundle. Let the radius of the end face be R
(mm), arbitrary length on radius R (mm), radius r
When the distance from the hollow fiber membrane end face to the chevron slope at the position is Y (mm), it is given by Y = f x R 2 - r 2 /2r + a (where f is an arbitrary constant value and a is a constant) Y, centering on the Y axis when r=0
A blood processing device characterized by a curved surface obtained by rotating 360 degrees.
JP16262380A 1980-11-20 1980-11-20 Blood treatment device using hollow fiber membrane bundle Granted JPS5786359A (en)

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