Professor Dimopoulos Explains: In Which Diseases Is Therapeutic Plasmapheresis Applied - iefimerida.gr
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The procedure lasts up to three hours and is applied to specific serious conditions - Professor Thanos Dimopoulos explains what complications it can cause
In response to the discussion that has been sparked by the case of George Mazonakis and the reference to plasmapheresis, Professor Thanos Dimopoulos points out what it is and when it is applied. Professor of Therapeutics - Oncology - Hematology, Director of the Therapeutic Clinic, "Alexandra" Hospital, former rector of the National University of Athens, Thanos Dimopoulos explains exactly what therapeutic plasmapheresis is, how it is performed an…
What is plasmapheresis, in which cases is it applied and what are the risks of its use for purposes that are not established medical indications, explained the nephrologist at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital Socrates Stoumpos, speaking to ΕΡΤnews, on the occasion of the discussion that this specific therapeutic procedure has caused after the death of George ... More www.ertnews.gr
The existence of plasmapheresis machines in a medical center in Larnaca is confirmed by the police investigation so far, a fact which, in itself, further opens up the field of investigation after what happened in Greece with the death of Giorgos Mazonakis. According to what has been known so far, such machines were found in one of the […] Plasmapheresis in Larnaca: Police are investigating all aspects of the case
The young man was a compatible donor for his father, while his mother describes the preparation, the checks and the presence of a specialized medical team.
New serious questions arise around the plasmapheresis case and the death of Giorgos Mazonakis, as the documents that come to light reveal the background to the declaration of the equipment to the Athens Medical Association (ISA).
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