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HAEMONETICS CELL SEPRATOR (MCS+)

APHERESIS CELL SEPARATOR
	HAEMONETICS MULTI-COMPONENT COLLECTION SYSTEM (MCS + ) The MCS+ offers a complete portfolio of protocols for the collection of platelets, red cells, plasma, and combinations of these. It also offers a range of possibilities for therapeutic apheresis procedures. The versatility of this system enables blood collection organizations throughout the world to implement a complete and economical solution for the automation of blood donation operations.1 Product features: Portable (< 30Kgs), Extremely user-friendly Silent Enhanced donor collection using single venous access to collect and return Reliable with low failure/breakdown Set-up for collection within five minutes Protocol card-driven free upgrades for life Superior product with un-activated platelets Has a large base of users in the country, almost over 100 hospitals Performs all protocols like: Single Donor Red (SDR) cell (Two units of RBCs from a single donor) SDR-P (red blood cells and plasma from a single donor) Leuko-Depleted Platelets (LDP) LDP-RBC (platelet and rbc from a single donor) Platelet Poor Plasma (PPP)/ Fresh Frozen Plasma (FFP) Therapeutic Plasma Exchange (TPE)

RED CELL FREEZING AND THAWING
	HAEMONETICS ACP215 AUTOMATED CELL PROCESSING SYSTEM The ACP 215 system extends the shelf life of thawed blood from 24 hours to 14 days. This extended shelf life greatly extends the value of frozen blood and has the potential to expand its use from rare blood reserves to emergency strategic reserves. Product Features: Automated Closed System Closed system Automated glycerolization and deglycerolization Small footprint Integrated Process Control Better GMP compliance Makes quality control easy and cost effective Provides traceability reports Extended Post-Thaw Storage Stores red cells in additive solution after thawing Makes frozen blood a desirable choice, especially for rare units Improves logistics Inventory Management Rare blood type inventory Emergency source during seasonal shortages Autologous blood management