Method for treating drug intoxication

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 10786615
APP PUB NO 20170252502A1
SERIAL NO

15446822

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Methods and devices are disclosed for the treatment of a subject suffering from drug intoxication by cleansing a contaminated sample from the subject with adsorption media. The adsorption media composition is selected for its antithrombogenic properties and for its ability to adhere to one or more drug targets to be reduced or eliminated. The media can further be held in a cartridge for use in extracorporeal treatments such as those of hemoperfusion. Contacting the contaminated sample from the subject with the absorption medium allows for the separation of a portion of the drug target from the sample, producing a cleansed sample that can be infused into the subject.

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EXTHERA MEDICAL CORPORATION813 HEINZ AVENUE BERKELEY CA 94710

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McCrea, Keith R Concord, US 23 464
Ward, Robert S Orinda, US 53 3485

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