Dideco Ltd

Lorenz Biotech S.p.a.

Andrea Zanella

Ivo Panzani

Massimo Belloni

Guido Comai

Mauro Magnani

Leonardo Bigi

Example electro-stimulation apparatuses and methods involve generating pulses having preset values of typical parameters. A number of sub-phases forming a sequence of the pulses are applied to organism, the sequence including an initial pulse an a final pulse. A substantial variation of at least one typical parameter is performed at a moment between the initial pulse and the final pulse. The frequency of the pulses is varied by causing between two consecutive sub-phases a frequency discontinuity greater than 60 Hz preceded by sub-phases having non-constant frequencies.

Apparatus of electro-stimulation and relative data support

A method and an apparatus for the automatic control of a blood centrifuge, including a controller that processes four input values and two output parameters. The four input values include the hematocrit value of the input blood, the volume of the red cells present in the centrifuge, the filling level of the centrifuge, and, selectively, the hematocrit value for collected blood at the end of the filling step and the time required for the filling step. The two output parameters include the flow rate of the blood into the centrifuge and either the time required for the filling step (when the hematocrit value is provided as input) or the predicted hematocrit value (when the time for the filling step is provided as input).

Method for the automatic control of a blood centrifuge

Method and apparatus for the automatic control of a blood centrifuge

A method and apparatus for the encapsulation of biologically active agents in red blood cells (RBCS) is disclosed. The method is characterized in that lysed and partially lysed RBCs are concentrated prior to the introduction of the biologically active agent. The resultant carrier RBCs are stable for an extended period of time under physiological conditions and can be used for the systemic or targeted delivery of therapeutically effective amounts of one or more biologically active agents to a patient.

Method of encapsulating biologically active agents within erythrocytes,

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Mirandola, Italy

Andrea Zanella