CA2500820A1 - Blood processing systems and methods with umbilicus-driven blood processing chambers - Google Patents
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Abstract
A blood processing assembly comprises a frame (70) rotatable about a rotational axis (82) and a blood processing chamber (18) carried by the frame (70) for rotation about the rotational axis(82). An umbilicus (100) has one end coupled to the blood processing chamber (18) along the rotational axis (82) and an opposite end held in a non-rotating position along the rotational axis (82). A mid region of the umbilicus (100) extends, at least in part, outside the rotational axis (82). The frame (70) carries at least one support channel (96, 98), which is sized and configured to engage the mid region of the umbilicus (100). The support channel (96, 98) includes a side edge (99, 101) that is sized and configured to self-load the mid region of the umbilicus (100) into the support channel (96, 98) in response to rotation of the frame (70) in a designated direction.
Claims (30)
1. A blood processing assembly comprising a frame rotatable about a rotational axis, a blood processing chamber carried by the frame for rotation about the rotational axis, an umbilicus having one end coupled to the blood processing chamber along the rotational axis and an opposite end held in a non-rotating position along the rotational axis, with a mid region of the umbilicus extending, at least in part, outside the rotational axis, and at least one support channel on the frame being sized and configured to engage the mid region of the umbilicus, the support channel including an edge that is sized and configured to self-load the mid region of the umbilicus into the support channel in response to rotation of the frame in a designated direction.
2. An assembly according to claim 1 wherein the frame is adapted to be rotated in a given direction during a blood separation procedure, and wherein the designated direction is opposite to the given direction.
3. An assembly according to claim 1 wherein the support channel is sized and configured to inhibit travel of the umbilicus in radial directions toward and away from the rotational axis.
4. An assembly according to claim 1 wherein the support channel imparts rotation to the mid portion in response to rotation of the frame about the rotational axis.
5. An assembly according to claim 4 wherein rotation of the umbilicus imparts rotation to the blood processing chamber.
6. An assembly according to claim 1 wherein the support channel includes a low friction material.
7. A blood processing assembly comprising a frame rotatable about a rotational axis, a blood processing chamber carried by the frame for rotation about the rotational axis, an umbilicus having one end coupled to the blood processing chamber along the rotational axis and an opposite end held in a non-rotating position along the rotational axis, with a mid region of the umbilicus extending, at least in part, outside the rotational axis, and first and second support channels spaced apart on the frame along the rotational axis, the first and second support channels being sized and configured to mutually engage. the mid region of the umbilicus, the first and second support channels being arranged in a reverse facing relationship to mutually engage the mid region regardless of direction of rotation of the frame.
8. An assembly according to claim 7 wherein at least one of the support channel is sized and configured to inhibit travel of the umbilicus in radial directions toward and away from the rotational axis.
9. An assembly according to claim 7 wherein at least one of the support channels imparts rotation to the mid portion in response to rotation of the frame about the rotational axis.
10. An assembly according to claim 9 wherein rotation of the umbilicus imparts rotation to the blood processing chamber.
11. An assembly according to claim 7 wherein at least one of the support channels includes a low friction material.
12. A blood processing assembly comprising a frame rotatable about a rotational axis, the frame having walls that define an open interior space through which the rotational axis passes, a drive mechanism coupled to the frame to rotate the frame about the rotational axis, a rotor carried by the frame within the open interior space for relative rotation about the rotational axis, a blood processing chamber secured to the rotor far rotation with the rotor about the rotational axis, an umbilicus having an end coupled to the blood processing chamber along the rotational axis, a mount aligned with the rotational axis outside, the frame for holding an opposite end of the umbilicus in a non-rotating and stationary position, with a mid region of the umbilicus being bowed outside the rotational axis, and first and second support channels spaced apart on the frame along the rotational axis, the first and second support channels being sized and configured to mutually engage the mid region of the umbilicus to impart rotation to the mid portion in response to rotation of the frame about the rotational axis, the first and second support channels being arranged in a reverse facing relationship to mutually engage the mid region regardless of direction of rotation of the frame.
13. An assembly according to claim 12 wherein at least one of the first and second support channels includes opposed side edges that lead inward toward the respective support channel to guide the mid region of the umbilicus into engagement with the respective channel in response to rotation of the frame and regardless of direction of rotation of the frame.
14. An assembly according to claim 12 wherein at least one of the first and second support channels, includes aside edge that is sized and configured to self-load the mid region of the umbilicus into the respective support channel in response to rotation of the frame in a designated direction.
15. An assembly according to claim 12 wherein the first and second a second support channels are sized and configured to inhibit travel of the umbilicus in radial directions toward and away from the rotational axis.
16. An assembly according to claim 12 wherein the first and second support channels are sized and configured to lead the opposite end of the umbilicus toward the mount.
17. An assembly according to claim 12.
wherein rotation of the umbilicus imparts rotation to the blood processing chamber secured to the rotor.
wherein rotation of the umbilicus imparts rotation to the blood processing chamber secured to the rotor.
18. An assembly according to claim 12 wherein one of the support channels faces generally toward the frame and the other one of the support channels faces generally away from the frame.
19. An assembly according to claim 12 wherein the one support channel closest to the mount faces generally away from the frame and the other support channel farthest from the mount faces generally toward the frame.
20. An assembly according to claim 19 wherein the one support channel includes opposed side edges that lead inward toward the respective support channel to guide the mid region of the umbilicus into engagement with the respective channel in response to rotation of the frame and regardless of the direction of rotation of the frame.
21. An assembly according to claim 12 wherein at least one of the first and second support channels includes a side edge that is sized and configured to self-load the mid region of the umbilicus into the respective support channel in response to rotation of the frame in a designated direction.
22. An assembly according to claim 12 wherein the one support channel is sized and configured to lead the opposite end of the umbilicus toward the mount.
23. An assembly according to claim 12 wherein at least one of the first and second support channels includes a low friction material.
24. A blood processing assembly comprising a frame rotatable about a rotational axis, the frame having walls that define an open interior space through which the rotational axis passes, a drive mechanism coupled to the frame to rotate the frame about the rotational axis, a rotor carried by the frame within the open interior space for relative rotation about the rotational axis, a blood processing chamber secured to the rotor for rotation with the rotor about the rotational axis, an umbilicus having an end coupled to the blood processing chamber along the rotational axis, a mount aligned with the rotational axis outside the frame for holding an opposite end of the umbilicus in a non-rotating and stationary position, with a mid region of the umbilicus being bowed outside the rotational axis, and first and second support channels spaced apart on the frame along the rotational axis, the first and second support channels being sized and configured to mutually engage the mid region of the umbilicus to impart rotation to the mid portion in response to rotation of the frame about the rotational axis, at least one of the first and second support channels includes opposed side edges that lead inward toward the respective support channel to guide the mid region of the umbilicus into engagement with the respective channel in response to rotation of the frame and regardless of direction of rotation of the frame.
25. An assembly according to claim 24 wherein at least one of the side edges is sized and configured to self-load the mid region of the umbilicus into the respective support channel in response to rotation of the frame in a designated direction.
26. An assembly according to claim 24 wherein the first and second a second support channels are sized and configured to inhibit travel of the umbilicus in radial directions toward and away from the rotational axis.
27. An assembly according to claim 24 wherein the first and second support channels are sized and configured to lead the opposite end of the umbilicus toward the mount.
28. An assembly according to claim 24 wherein rotation of the umbilicus imparts rotation to the blood processing chamber secured to the rotor.
29. An assembly according to claim 24 wherein one of the support channels faces generally toward the frame and the other one of the support channels faces generally away from the frame.
30. An assembly according to claim 24 wherein at least one of the first and second support channels includes a low friction material.
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