Immunoglobulins
USED TO TREAT
Immunology-Immunodeficiencies
Neurology-Immune-mediated diseases
Haematology
Dermatology
OUTCOMES
Infection prevention
Regulation of overreacting immune system
Improved quality of life
Increased life expectancy
Plazma
PAz életveszélyes rendellenességek és betegségek kezelésére szolgáló plazmafehérje-terápiák egyetlen fő összetevőből, a plazmából állnak, mely nélkül, ezek a kezelések elképzelhetetlenek lennének. Pontosan ezért minden erőnkkel azon dolgozunk nap, mint nap, hogy a biztosítsuk a megfelelő minőségű plazma rendelkezésre állását a frakcionáláshoz.
Mi a plazma?
A plazma az emberi vér legnagyobb összetevője, amely a sejtek és az emberi szervezet számára létfontosságú anyagok különféle szállítóeszközeként szolgál. Vizet, sókat, enzimeket, antitesteket és egyéb fehérjéket tartalmaz. A plazma emellett számos kritikus funkciót is ellát, beleértve a betegségek elleni küzdelmet is.
92%
Víz
1%
Egyéb megoldások
7%
Fehérjék
Plasma collection and manufacturing
Plasma collection
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Plasma manufacturing
Fractionation
Plasma is pooled and processed through a process called "fractionation" that employs time, temperature, pH, and alcohol concentrations to extract specific therapeutic proteins. These are then subjected to various purification methods and viral inactivation and removal processes to further ensure their safety and efficacy.
Plasma therapies
Plasma protein therapies are treatment methods that are relied upon by patients with well-defined medical conditions. Plasma-derived therapies and their recombinant analogs, collectively referred to as plasma protein therapies, are unique, biologic medicines.
Plasma protein
Used to treat
Outcomes
Immunoglobulins
- Immunology-Immunodeficiencies
- Neurology-Immune-mediated diseases
- Hematology
- Dermatology
- Infection prevention
- Regulation of overreacting immune system
- Improved quality of life
- Increased life expectancy
Clotting factors
- Bleeding from trauma
- Over dosage of anticoagulants
- Liver disease
- Bleeding Disorders
- Other rare coagulation disorders
- Improved quality of life
- Increased life expectancy
C1 esterase inhibitor
- Hereditary Angioedema
- Improved quality of life
- Increased life expectancy
Plasma for your everyday medicines
Plasma is not only essential for treating rare and chronic diseases — find out more about how plasma is used for everyday medicine, emergencies, surgical and preventive medicine.
Animal bites
(Anti-tetanus IG)
(Anti-rabies IG)
(Anti-rabies IG)
Liver conditions
(Albumin)
Burns
(Albumin)
Cardiopulmonary Issues
(Albumin)
SAFETY & QUALITY
These unique therapies treat well-defined medical conditions, replacing missing or deficient proteins found in plasma, to allow their recipients to lead healthier and more productive lives. The patient populations that rely upon plasma protein therapies generally require regular infusions or injections for the duration of their lives.
National Donor Deferral Registry
The National Donor Deferral Registry (NDDR) is a database of permanently deferred plasma donors in North America. All donors who test “reactive” for the viral agents of HIV, HBV, and HCV are added to the database and are prohibited from donating plasma at licensed and certified centers in the U.S. and Canada. This is an essential measure for the industry to ensure the safety of the final therapies.
Patients notification system
The Patient Notification System (PNS) is a free, confidential, 24-hour communication system that notifies the patient and registrants about withdrawals and recalls of plasma protein therapies. This empowers the patient and registrant to receive important information directly via email, telephone, text messaging, or fax.
Plasma availability
With PPTA’s web-based system, you will be able to find a comprehensive and monthly distribution of data for the appropriate plasma protein therapies.
