A. Dimopoulos: "Plasmapheresis Is a Safe Procedure when Performed in a Specially Designed Space"
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During the procedure, the patient is continuously monitored for vital signs, fluid balance, and early signs of adverse reactions.
During plasmapheresis, vital signs, fluid balance, and early signs of adverse reactions in the patient are continuously monitored.
In response to the discussion that has been sparked by the case of George Mazonakis and the reference to plasmapheresis, Professor of Therapeutics - Oncology - Hematology, Director of the Therapeutic Clinic, "Alexandra" Hospital, former Rector of the National University of Athens, Thanos Dimopoulos explains what exactly therapeutic plasmapheresis is, how it is performed and for which diseases it is used. What is therapeutic plasmapheresis Therap…
Professor of hematology and oncology Athanasios Dimopoulos speaks exclusively to "Clean Talks" about how plasmapheresis is considered a generally safe and proven medical procedure, but its safety directly depends on it being carried out exclusively in a specially designed and organized hospital environment.
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